Civic Responsibility

Civic responsibility helps build _______ citizens who contribute to society.

• passive

• ethical

• indifferent

• inactive

The presentation explores the relationship between civic responsibility and _______.

• government

• character education

• economics

• technology

Civic responsibility is important for:

• individuals only.

• communities only.

• both individuals and communities.

• governments only.

The term “civic” relates to:

Character education involves developing values that:

• promote personal gain.

• ignore societal needs.

• build ethical responsibility.

• discourage participation.

Civic responsibility includes:

• ignoring community needs.

• fulfilling duties as citizens.

• prioritizing personal wealth.

• avoiding public services.

Being informed as a citizen means:

• knowing about current events.

• ignoring societal changes.

• focusing only on local issues.

• avoiding political discussions.

Understanding _______ is part of civic responsibility.

Civic responsibility focuses on:

• only individual rights.

• only national policies.

• individual and community needs.

• minimizing citizen involvement.

Participating in community activities is an example of:

• avoiding responsibility.

• fulfilling civic responsibilities.

• challenging societal norms.

• creating division.