Georgia Geography and Government Quiz

Which of the following is NOT a civic responsibility of citizens?

• Paying taxes

• Serving on juries

• Voting

• Fundraising for the local community

What is the primary focus of the Okefenokee Swamp management despite its economic benefits from tourism?

• Expanding tourism facilities

• Developing new timber sources

• Protection of wildlife and habitat

• Industrial development

Which of the following is a qualification for voting in Georgia?

• Being a U.S. citizen

• Being under 18 years old

• Being a resident of another state

• Serving a felony sentence

Which motto became part of the Georgia state seal?

• Life, Liberty, Courage, and Moderation

• Wisdom, Courage, Justice, Moderation

• Freedom, Courage, Equality, and Wisdom

• Peace, Prosperity, and Unity

Which of the following regions does NOT form part of the Appalachian Mountains in Georgia?

• Appalachian Plateau

• Valley and Ridge

• Blue Ridge

• Coastal Plains

Which economic enterprises remain important on the Barrier Islands today?

• Fishing, tourism and paper

• Fishing and textile industries

• Shipping and textile

• Technology and real estate

What must be true about a voter’s criminal status to qualify to vote in Georgia?

• They must have no prior criminal record

• They cannot currently be serving time for a felony offense

• They must have completed community service

• They must have never been arrested

Which industry has developed in the Appalachian region due to its scenic terrain?

• Technology industry

• Tourism industry

• Mining industry

• Manufacturing industry

Categorize qualifications for voting in Georgia?

Groups:

(a) Qualifications

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(b) Non-Qualifications

• 18 Years of age

• Currently serving a felony

• Resident of the county you want to vote in

• Mentally incompetent

• United State s Citizen

• Resident of Puerto Rico

Match each motto with what it applies to...

• The government overall

• Moderation

• Judicial Branch

• Wisdom

• Legislative Branch

• Courage

• Executive Branch

• Justice