Understanding Civics and Values Quiz

The rights and duties of civic participants, as well as the way that governments work is called:

• Politics

• Civics

• Economics

• Sociology

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Personal values, shared values, plus knowledge and skills you develop and demonstrate while engaging in your community:

• Civic Self

• Personal Values

• Shared Values

• Political Issues

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What are personal values?

• What community members hold to be important

• What an individual believes to be important

• Problems people have with their government

• The study of government systems

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What are shared values?

• The study of the rights and duties of civic participants

• What an individual believes to be important

• What community members hold to be important

• The process of electing leaders

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Civic values are:

• Personal beliefs that guide individual actions

• Community-held beliefs that guide decisions and support democracy

• Problems related to government policies

• The process of creating laws

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What does the term "politics" refer to?

• The study of economic systems

• Anything related to how the government works

• Personal values and beliefs

• The process of community engagement

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What are political issues?

• The study of civic duties

• Problems people have with their government

• Personal values that guide actions

• The process of electing leaders

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Authenticity means:

• remaining true to one's own personality, spirit, or character

• conforming to a standard to appease others

• going along with the majority

• hiding your opinions and ideas in certain situations

Reciprocity means something is:

• a one-sided transaction
• a legal obligation
• shared, felt, or shown by both sides

• a random act of kindness

A democracy is:

• A system where a single ruler has absolute power.
• A form of government where decisions are made by a small elite group.
• A political system where citizens have no role in governance.
• A form of government in which citizens participate in the decision-making process.