9 Responsibilities of Citizenship

9 Responsibilities of Citizenship

How can you be a good citizen?

Multiple Select

Being an active and responsible citizen means there are things you _______ and ________ do.

• can

• should

• can't

• shouldn't

Multiple Choice

Why do you need to learn about your rights?

• Because Ms. Zachary says so

• In order to protect them

• Because it's the law

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT an example of respecting others' rights?

• Letting people practice their religion

• Listening to someone express their opinions politely

• Trespassing on someone's land

Multiple Choice

You can express your views by exercising which rights?

• 1st amendment rights

• 4th amendment rights

• 5th amendment rights

• 2nd amendment rights

Multiple Select

What are some ways you can learn about community and national issues?

• Watch/read the news

• Ask a random person on the street

• Check reliable social media pages

• Believe whatever your friends say

• Go to community meetings

Multiple Choice

You should vote for candidates and laws that you _______ with.

• agree

• disagree

Poll

If you could choose, what would you like the majority of tax money to fund in our government?

• Military

• Public services (libraries, parks, etc.)

• Healthcare

• Science/research

• Education

Multiple Choice

You can serve on a jury as soon as you are __ years old.

• 18

• 21

• 35

Multiple Select

Select all of the things that are examples of volunteering:

• helping at the animal shelter

• getting paid to rake lawns

• reading to seniors in a nursing home

• cleaning your room because an adult told you to

• teaching kids to ski on Winter Fun Day

Multiple Choice

Defend the nation is the only responsibility of citizenship that is ________

• required

• optional