Civics Quiz

What is the primary purpose of studying civics?

• To understand natural science

• To explore artistic creativity

• To understand citizens' roles and responsibilities in society

• To learn about sports and entertainment

Which of the following is a key responsibility of citizens in a democratic society?

• Following only the laws they agree with

• Respecting and following all laws, even if they disagree

• Ignoring laws that seem outdated

• Relying on others to make all decisions on their behalf

What is a fundamental right of citizens as outlined in many democratic constitutions, including Pakistan’s?

• The right to vote

• The right to wealth

• The right to government positions

• The right to travel without restrictions

Which type of government involves a single leader or group holding absolute power without being elected by the people?

• Democracy

• Monarchy

• Dictatorship

• Federalism

Which of the following describes the structure of Pakistan's government?

• Single-level system with national governance only

• A federal system with national, provincial, and local levels

• Only local governments with no federal or provincial system

• A monarchy with centralized power

In the Pakistani government, which institution is primarily responsible for creating laws?

• Executive

• Judiciary

• Legislature

• Police

Which of the following best describes the Constitution of Pakistan?

• A set of laws to regulate business only

• A document outlining fundamental rights and duties of citizens and the government's structure

• A document for provincial governance only

• A temporary document with no lasting legal effect

Which part of Pakistan's Constitution deals with citizens' fundamental rights?

• Preamble

• First Article

• Fundamental Rights Chapter

• Amendments Section

What is civic engagement primarily aimed at achieving?

• Increasing personal wealth

• Encouraging passive observation of political matters

• Enhancing active participation in the betterment of society

• Gaining political power for personal gains

Community service and volunteerism are examples of:

• Civic disengagement

• Civic engagement

• Political rivalry

• Career opportunities