Characteristics of Good Citizenship

Miss Maryann Mapple discusses the qualities of a good citizen, emphasizing caring, respect, responsibility, fairness, honesty, and courage. She provides examples, such as volunteering and treating others equally, to illustrate these traits. The video encourages young viewers to embody these characteristics in their communities.

What is a citizen according to the video?

• A person who is a member of a club

• A person who works in a government office

• A person who lives in and belongs to a community

• A person who travels frequently

How did Elgen Jones demonstrate the characteristic of caring?

• By teaching children to read

• By opening a kitchen to feed hungry children

• By building houses for the homeless

• By organizing community sports events

What is one way to show respect according to the video?

• By always agreeing with others

• By speaking loudly

• By taking turns and sharing

• By ignoring others

What does being responsible involve?

• Avoiding challenges

• Blaming others for your mistakes

• Doing what you know you should do

• Ignoring your duties

What does it mean to be fair?

• Always winning games

• Ignoring rules

• Giving special treatment to friends

• Treating all people the same way

Why is honesty important?

• It helps you avoid all trouble

• It builds trust and reduces trouble

• It makes you popular

• It allows you to manipulate others

What does it mean to be courageous?

• To avoid difficult situations

• To stand up for what is right

• To never express your opinions

• To always follow others

What is a volunteer?

• A person who works in a library

• A person who works for pay

• A person who only helps friends

• A person who helps others without pay

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good citizen mentioned in the video?

• Caring

• Selfish

• Respectful

• Honest

What should young explorers remember as they grow?

• To always seek adventure

• The words that describe a good citizen

• To focus only on personal success

• To avoid community activities