Citizenship Quiz

What does the obligations of citizenship mean?

• Things citizens must do

• The financial debts a citizen owes to their government

• The process of becoming a citizen

• None of the above

What does the responsibilities of citizenship mean?

• Things citizens should do

• A list of laws every citizen must follow

• The rights and privileges granted to individuals by the state

• A historical document related to citizenship

What are the 4 obligations of citizens?

• Paying taxes, obeying laws, serving in the military, and voting

• Paying taxes, serving in the military, volunteering, and voting

• Obeying laws, serving as a jury member, volunteering, and education

• Paying taxes, obeying laws, serving as a jury member, and selective service

Which are 4 responsibilities of citizenship?

• Attend civic meetings, voting, petition the government, run for public office

• Voting in elections, serve on a jury, have a passport, run for public office

• Serving on a jury, have a passport, pay taxes, run for public office

• Having a passport, serve on jury, vote, run for public office

What are 3 rights of citizens?

• Carry a passport, work for government and vote

• Right to play sports, right to vote, and freedom of speech

• Freedom of movement, right to education, and right to public office

• Right to vote, right to public office, and freedom of speech

Who is considered an immigrant?

• A person who moves to a foreign country for a short vacation

• A person who is born and resides in their home country

• A person who moves to a foreign country to live there permanently

• A person who frequently travels between countries for business

Who is considered a resident alien?

• A person who has legally applied to be a resident

• A tourist visiting for less than a month

• A foreign diplomat stationed in the country

• A person with no legal status in the country

Define Law of Blood

• A principle determining nationality based on parentage

• A legal framework governing blood donations

• A set of regulations for blood sports

• A medieval law concerning inheritance

Define Law of Soil

• A principle that grants nationality or citizenship to individuals born on U.S. soil

• A law governing agricultural practices

• A regulation related to soil conservation

• A legal framework for land ownership

Why is it important to fulfill our obligations of citizenship?

• To make money

• To avoid legal consequences

• You do not have to fulfill obligations

• So that not everyone has to participate