Rights and Responsibilities Quiz

Citizens have both rights and privileges. Which of the following is a right?

• voting

• going to school

• going to church

• going to the park

How can you volunteer in your school?

• read to another class

• eat a healthy lunch

• make good grades

• come to school everyday

The Tomball school district sends buses out every morning and afternoon to take children to and from school. What community needs are being met?

• transportation and education

• material well-being and transportation

• communication and education

• religious freedom and security

What could be the most important reason why people choose to live in a city?

• They like the noise and traffic.

• There are a lot of jobs in the city.

• It is more expensive to live in a city.

• There are dog parks in the city.

What is a community?

• A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common

• A single individual living in isolation

• A random collection of objects

• An organization with no members

What is one reason people choose to live in communities?

• For social interaction

• To live in isolation

• To avoid responsibilities

• To increase travel time

Communities have laws to maintain order and protect citizens. Which of the following is an example of a law in a community?

• Speed limits on roads

• Personal preferences

• Family traditions

• Favorite hobbies

A mayor is in charge of a courtroom. If you chose false, rewrite the statement on the line below to make it true.

• True

• False

A governor is in charge of the state. If you chose false, rewrite the statement on the line below to make it true.

• True

• False

What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights?

• It is to list freedoms of people in the United States.

• It is to tell people their rights on paying taxes each year.

• It is a document everyone has to read about their rights before they are allowed to vote.

• It is a list of every rule citizens of the United States have to follow.