Civic Rights and Responsibilities Quiz

What is the right that protects a citizen's safety and well-being?

• Right to vote

• Right to freedom

• Right to life

• Right to speak

What is the right to say your thoughts and opinions freely called?

• Right to travel

• Right to vote

• Right to learn

• Right to speech

What is one example of civic participation?

• Going on vacation during holidays

• Ignoring school rules

• Helping clean a park

• Watching TV news

Who is responsible for showing civic efficacy?

• Only the government

• Teachers only

• Every citizen

• Tourists

Why is it important to follow rules in your community?

• So you can get more money

• To have fun with friends

• To help keep peace and order

• So people know your name

What does it mean to be a responsible citizen?

• You only care about yourself

• You obey the laws and respect others

• You don’t listen to your leaders

• You always want rewards

Why should you respect public places?

• So you can own them

• To keep them clean and safe for all

• To avoid going to school

• Because no one else uses them

Why do people join clean-up drives?

• To win prizes for their work

• Because their teachers force them

• To help make their surroundings clean and safe

• So they can skip doing chores at home

What does civic efficacy help build in a country?

• A stronger army and more laws

• Richer citizens with more businesses

• People who always agree on everything

• Communities that work together for the common good

What does it mean when someone follows rules and helps others without being asked?

• They want others to notice them

• They are afraid of getting into trouble

• They are showing they care about their community

• They think others should do the same first