GK P6 SMT 1 Chapter 2 Rights and Obligations (Part 1)

The rights and obligations of Indonesian citizen are written in Indonesian constitution, Article ….

• A. 27 to 34

• B. 27 to 35

• C. 28 to 34

• D. 26 to 34

As a good citizen, we should make our rights and obligations in ....

• A. balance

• B. demand

• C. imbalance

• D. improper

Legal, social, or ethical principles of freedom or privilege are called….

• A. system

• B. constitution

• C. rights

• D. obligations

Acts or courses of action to which a person is morally or legally bound; a duty or commitment are called ….

• A. system

• B. constitution

• C. rights

• D. obligations

The following are the types of obligation, except ….

• A. written obligation

• B. political obligation

• C. social obligation

• D. economic obligation

The main idea of Indonesian Constitution Article 28A is about ….

• A. establish a family

• B. defend life and existence

• C. to express written and oral opinions

• D. to obtain equal opportunities in government

The following are the rights stated in Article 28D, except ….

• A. the right to citizenship status.

• B. the right to obtain equal opportunities in government.

• C. the right to live and to defend his/her life and existence.

• D. the right to work and to receive fair and proper treatment in employment.

A requirement for the citizens of a society to follow the laws of that society is called ….

• A. written obligation

• B. social obligation

• C. political obligation

• D. economic obligation

Here are some obligations of citizen in Indonesia, except …

• A. Participate in the democratic process.

• B. Respect and obey the laws and regulations.

• C. Respect the rights, beliefs, and opinions of others.

• D. The freedom to associate and to assemble, to express written and oral opinions.

The students have the right to be … and … in school.

• A. safe, sound

• B. safe, secure

• C. sound, secure

• D. sound, sincere