Civics Review: Understanding Citizen Obligations and Responsibilities

What is one benefit exclusive to U.S. citizens compared to legal permanent residents?

• Holding a U.S. passport

• Ability to live in the U.S.

• Paying taxes

• Ability to work in the U.S.

What is a consequence of not fulfilling your obligations as a U.S. citizen?

• Receiving a reward

• No consequences

• Automatic citizenship for family

• Possible penalties such as fines or jail

Which tax is specifically used to support the elderly and those unable to work due to physical conditions?

• Federal income tax

• Sales tax

• Medicare tax

• Property tax

What is the purpose of the federal income tax?

• To enhance local infrastructure

• To support state governments

• To pay for government services and national defense

• To fund personal savings

What is not a consequence of failing to fulfill citizen obligations?

• Community service

• Jail time

• Receiving a tax refund

• Paying fines

What is the primary role of jurors in a trial?

• To provide legal advice

• To witness the trial

• To determine the verdict

• To judge the case

Why is it important for jurors to be impartial?

• To reduce legal costs

• To ensure a fair trial

• To speed up the trial process

• To comply with international laws

Which of the following is a responsibility, not an obligation, for U.S. citizens?

• Paying federal income tax

• Registering for selective service

• Voting in elections

• Following state laws

Which action is considered a civic responsibility?

• Serving in jury duty

• Obeying traffic laws

• Paying sales tax

• Protesting for rights

What civic obligation does this image represent?

• Community Service

• Paying Taxes

• Jury Duty

• Selective Service