Civic duties and responsibilities practice

What is a duty?

• Something you must do

• Something you should do

• Something required by the President

• Something you can change

What happens if you do not fulfill your Civics duties?

• you will face legal consequences

• you will be in trouble with your parents

• you will not be able to vote

• you will not get paid at your job

When Maria joined the Army in 2021, she was fulfilling her Civic duty to

• serve on a jury if called

• obey the law

• serve in the armed forces

• pay taxes

Libraries, public parks, and schools are available to the public for free because citizens

• paid their taxes

• made generous donations

• served in court when called upon

• decided to pay for them out of their own pockets

What Civic duty makes sure the accused has a fair trial?

(a)  

Stopping at a stop sign is something all citizens must do. They are

• paying taxes

• serving on a jury

• obeying the law

• serving in the armed forces

What responsibility is the most important?

(a)  

Voting is important because

• it is our voice in government

• we need to select a person to lead that best represents us.

• it allows us to pick leaders that protect our rights and freedoms

• it makes sure we select the best person for the job

Reading a news article on your phone is a way to

• respect others rights to an equal voice in government

• stay informed

• register and vote

• participate in politics

SOL CE 3D - What is the difference between civic duties and civic responsibilities?

• Civic duties only apply to those who are over 18 years of age.

• Civic responsibilities are more important.

• Civic responsibilities are mandatory actions.

• Civic duties have legal consequences if not performed.

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