Civic Duties And Responsibilities In Our Community

The video tutorial covers the civic duties and responsibilities of citizenship. It distinguishes between duties, which are legally required actions, and responsibilities, which are voluntary. The five legal duties include obeying the law, paying taxes, defending the nation, serving in court, and attending school. Civic responsibilities involve being informed, voting, participating in the community, respecting others' rights and property, and respecting diversity. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of contributing to the common good and being an active community member.

What is the difference between civic duties and responsibilities?

• Responsibilities are voluntary, duties are mandatory.

• Duties are voluntary, responsibilities are mandatory.

• Both are mandatory.

• Both are voluntary.

Which of the following is NOT a legal duty of citizens?

• Obeying the law

• Paying taxes

• Voting in elections

• Serving in court

At what age must men register for potential military service?

• 25 to 35

• 18 to 25

• 16 to 21

• 20 to 30

Why is attending school considered a legal duty?

• It ensures a higher level of education and potential earnings.

• It is a way to control the youth.

• It is a tradition.

• It is optional.

What is a key responsibility of citizens in a democracy?

• Voting in elections

• Disrespecting others' rights

• Avoiding community participation

• Ignoring government actions

How can citizens stay informed about government actions?

• By ignoring news

• By reading newspapers and reliable websites

• By only using social media

• By relying on rumors

What does respecting diversity mean?

• Forcing others to change

• Accepting others regardless of differences

• Avoiding people who are different

• Ignoring others' beliefs

Which right is NOT mentioned as protected by the government?

• Security

• Equality

• Liberty

• Prosperity

What is one way to contribute to the common good?

• Volunteering in community projects

• Ignoring local issues

• Avoiding community events

• Vandalizing public property

Why is contributing to the community important?

• It benefits only the individual.

• It is a legal requirement.

• It improves the community and benefits everyone.

• It is a way to gain power.