Chapter 1 and 2 Consolidation Quiz

Which are the four attributes of citizenship?

• Official Status,

  Individual Preferences,

  Group Participation,

  Shared Values

• Legal Status,

  Sense of Belonging,

  Shared Spaces,

  Civic Participation

• Status,

  Sense of Identity,

  Sense of Belonging,

  Shared Spaces

• Legal Status,

  Sense of Identity,

  Shared Values,

  Civic Participation

Under legal status, how is citizenship granted?

• By country of birth

• By descent

• By naturalisation

• By marriage

• By application

In Singapore, there is one criteria to meet before being granted citizenship by marriage or naturalisation. What is that criteria?

• Individuals must serve NS

• Individuals must first be a Permanent Resident

• Individuals must pay a sum of money

• Individuals must be able to speak Singlish

Why is it important to have legal status as a citizen?

• To enjoy rights as a citizen

• To be legal

• To show off your status

• It is not important

What is an example of a right that citizens enjoy?

With rights, come responsibilities. Which of the following is a responsibility of a citizen?

• Voting

• Serving NS

• Observing laws of the country

• Respecting others, regardless of race, language or religion

• Being a model citizen

How is a sense of national identity developed?

• Sharing of common spaces

• Sharing of common practices

• Sharing of common experiences

• Developing a sense of belonging

• All of the above

Give an example of a characteristic that contributes to Singapore's national identity.

What does "shared values" refer to?

• Principles and beliefs shared by two people

• Values that an individual thinks is important

• Values that are embraced and seen as important by a group of people

Which of the following are examples of shared values in Singapore?

• Multiculturalism

• Family as the basic unit of society

• Joining every queue we see

• Uniting and caring for one another during a crisis

• To care, connect and contribute