Duties and Responsibilities of Citizenship in a Democratic Society

The video tutorial discusses the differences between duties and responsibilities of citizens. Duties are legal obligations such as paying taxes, registering for selective service, and attending school. Responsibilities, while not legally required, are crucial for a functioning society and include being informed, respecting diversity, and voting. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of active participation in democracy and the role of citizens in shaping society.

What is the primary difference between duties and responsibilities?

• Both are voluntary.

• Both are mandatory.

• Duties are mandatory, responsibilities are voluntary.

• Duties are voluntary, responsibilities are mandatory.

Which of the following is an example of a duty?

• Staying informed about current events

• Voting in elections

• Paying taxes

• Volunteering at a local shelter

Why is attending school considered a duty?

• It is a way to make friends.

• It is encouraged by society.

• It is a personal choice.

• It is a legal requirement until a certain age.

What should a student focus on while attending school?

• Avoiding difficult subjects

• Making as many friends as possible

• Skipping classes to work

• Learning to think clearly and express opinions accurately

What is a key responsibility of a citizen in a democracy?

• Avoiding political discussions

• Being an active participant in democracy

• Only voting during presidential elections

• Ignoring laws they disagree with

How has the Internet impacted the responsibility of staying informed?

• It has made it harder to find information.

• It has eliminated the excuse of ignorance.

• It has no impact.

• It has made people less interested in news.

Why is respecting diversity important in society?

• It is a legal requirement.

• It is only important in schools.

• It is not important.

• It helps avoid conflicts.

What should you do if you disagree with a law?

• Move to another country

• Complain to friends

• Work to change it

• Ignore it

What is the significance of voting in a democracy?

• It is the primary way to participate in democracy.

• It is a way to meet politicians.

• It is optional and has no real impact.

• It is only important during local elections.

What does accepting responsibility for your actions entail?

• Ignoring the consequences

• Blaming others for your mistakes

• Acknowledging and owning your actions

• Avoiding any responsibility