Civic - Rights and Obligations Grade 4 Quiz

1.Full name and Class

1. What are rights?

• a.Freedoms that are protected by laws

• b. Actions or duties we should do

• c. Freedoms that are not protected by laws

• d. Actions or duties we should not do

2.Which one of the following is an

example of a right?

• a. Freedom of speech

• b. The opportunity to recycle

• c. School rules

• d. Fair treatment of others

3.Which one of the following is the

best definition of responsibilities?

• a. Duties and freedoms that are protected by laws

• b. Actions or duties required at home

• c. Duties and freedoms that are not protected by laws

• d. Actions or duties we should do

4.All children have equal rights. This statement is ......

• a. True

• b. False

5.One of the main principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child is to always make the interests of the child as priority when making decisions that have an impact on the child. This statement is .....

• a. True

• b. False

6.The primary obligation of neighbor is to do whatever they can to establish a growth environment for their children, which enables them to grow and to realize their talents and skills.

• a. True

• b. False

7.If the parents, despite every kind of help from the state, cannot guarantee necessary development conditions for children, the state/government must .....

• a. take this obligation over from parents.

• b. arrest the parents.

• c. give money to the parents.

• d. adopt the children

8.The Convention on the Rights of Children lists ......... general principles.

• a. one

• b. two

• c. three

• d. four

9.Below is 4 (four) principles of The Convention of the Rights of Children, except .......

• a. prohibition of unfair treatment

• b. see the children as the object of the law

• c. setting the interests of a child as a priority

• d. ensuring a child's development and taking a child's opinions into consideration