6 Citizenship, Rights, Responsibilities & Duties

A citizen of one country who lives in another country is called a...

• Witness

• Conscientious Objector

• Alien

People who have seen events related to the crime or who have special information that may help determine the guilt or innocence of the person on trial are called...

• Witnesses

• Conscientious Objectors

• Aliens

The "Common Good" refers to...

• a citizen of one country who lives in another country.

• the well-being of all members of society.

• someone whose moral beliefs prohibit them from fighting.

A Conscientious Objector is...

• a citizen of one country who lives in another country.

• the well-being of all members of society.

• someone whose moral beliefs prohibit them from fighting.

The "Rule of law" means that our government consists of...

• laws rather than men and women.

• the common good.

• social roles.

All of the roles that you play in real life are called

• rule of law.

• social roles.

• common good.

Which is NOT an example of a citizen role?

• Reading the newspaper

• Shopping at a store

• Skipping school

People who are chosen to speak and act for their fellow citizens in government are called

• Consumers

• Representatives

• Office of Citizen

What is one way that you can influence government?

• By writing a letter to your local representative.

• Complaining about it to your friends.

• Spending more time in with family.

What is one way that you can serve your community?

• Listening with respect to a person who disagrees with you.

• Volunteering your time serving food at a soup kitchen.

• Donating your clothes to Salvation Army.

• All of these.