Citizenship and Rights Quiz

What rights and responsibilities do citizens have?

What is a citizen?

• Someone who lives in a specific location.

• A resident of a city, state, or country with certain rights and responsibilities.

• A person who has never broken the law.

• Someone who pays taxes.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a citizen's responsibility?

• Voting in elections.

• Paying taxes.

• Obeying the law.

• Traveling abroad.

What is the definition of 'naturalized' in this context?

• Born in a particular country.

• Granted citizenship after being born in another country.

• A person who has never left their country.

• Someone who is studying to become a citizen.

What is the difference between a right and a responsibility?

• Rights are granted by the government, responsibilities are not.

• Rights are freedoms, responsibilities are duties.

• Rights are for adults, responsibilities are for children.

• Rights are always more important than responsibilities.

What is the main idea of this text?

• Citizens have the right to travel freely.

• Citizens have no responsibilities.

• Citizenship comes with both rights and responsibilities.

• Naturalization is the only way to become a citizen.

What is a responsibility?

• A legal status

• A freedom protected by law

• A duty that citizens have

• A right to vote

Which of the following is an example of a citizen helping their community?

• A school group raising money for a playground

• An official passing a law

• A person moving to another city

• A scientist conducting research

What is citizenship?

• The ability to vote in elections

• The legal status of belonging to a country

• A responsibility to help others

• A duty to follow the law

What does having citizenship allow people to enjoy?

• Responsibilities

• Rights clearly protected by law

• Freedom from duties

• The ability to travel freely