2023 - 2024 Civics Final Awareness & Understanding

1.) Issues government leaders focus on the most

• A. Public Agenda

• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist

2.) Newspapers, Magazines, Newsletter, and Books

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Print Media

• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist

3.) People that unite to promote their beliefs about an issue.

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist

4.) False information published to harm someone's reputation.

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. Libel

• E. Lobbyist

5.) A group that collects money from its members to support candidates.

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist

6.) The ideas and attitudes most people hold about a particular issue or person

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Public Opinion

7.) Representatives of Interest groups who contact government officials.

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist

8.) An example of a public interest group:

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist

9.) How firm public opinion is in regards to a particular issue.

• A. Stability

• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist

10.) A person whose job is to conduct surveys regularly.

• A. Political Action Committees
• B. Pollster
• C. Interest Group
• D. League of Women Voters
• E. Lobbyist