Understanding Duties and Responsibilities of American Citizens

What is the difference between a duty and a responsibility?

• Both are optional actions.

• A duty is mandatory, while a responsibility is optional.

• A duty is optional, while a responsibility is mandatory.

• Both are mandatory actions.

Why is obeying the law considered a duty?

• It helps citizens avoid taxes.

• It ensures citizens can vote.

• It allows citizens to attend school.

• It contributes to community safety and order.

What is the purpose of paying taxes?

• To avoid serving in court.

• To increase personal wealth.

• To ensure children attend school.

• To support government projects that benefit citizens.

Who must register with the Selective Service System?

• All citizens aged 18 to 25.

• All female citizens aged 18 to 25.

• All male citizens aged 18 to 25.

• Only citizens who volunteer for the military.

What is the role of a juror in the court system?

• To attend school.

• To defend the nation.

• To make informed decisions in court cases.

• To pay taxes.

Why is attending school considered a duty for children?

• It helps them learn to pay taxes.

• It prepares them for future work environments.

• It helps them register for the Selective Service.

• It allows them to serve in court.

What is one responsibility of American citizens regarding voting?

• To be informed about issues and candidates.

• To vote without knowing the candidates.

• To avoid voting to save time.

• To vote only in local elections.

How can citizens participate in their community and government?

• By avoiding public discussions.

• By volunteering and helping others.

• By ignoring community events.

• By only focusing on personal goals.

Why is respecting the property of others important?

• It allows citizens to avoid taxes.

• It helps citizens serve in court.

• It helps create a peaceful society.

• It ensures children attend school.

What can respecting different opinions lead to?

• Productive debates and community unity.

• Less participation in government.

• Increased taxes for everyone.

• More arguments and disagreements.