Civic Engagement and Responsibilities

The video tutorial by Mr. Issa covers the topic of citizenship, focusing on human rights, children's rights, and the balance between rights and responsibilities. It explains how citizens can participate in public life, including voting and voluntary work. The lesson also discusses different types of elections and the importance of civic engagement in society.

What is one of the main objectives of the lesson on citizenship?

• To explore the geography of different regions

• To understand the economic systems of various nations

• To describe the roles and responsibilities of each citizen in society

• To learn about the history of different countries

What is a key aspect of human rights discussed in the lesson?

• They are things we should have and enjoy without being taken away

• They are only applicable to adults

• They are privileges granted by society

• They can be taken away by the government

What is the relationship between rights and responsibilities?

• Responsibilities are optional when claiming rights

• Rights are balanced by responsibilities

• Responsibilities are only for adults

• Rights are more important than responsibilities

How can citizens participate in public life according to the lesson?

• By ignoring civic duties

• By focusing solely on personal interests

• By joining political parties and voting

• By avoiding political discussions

What is the main way ordinary citizens participate in the political process?

• By writing to their representatives

• By attending rallies

• By voting

• By running for office

What is a by-election?

• An election to change the constitution

• An election for all members of the cabinet

• An election for a new president

• An election to fill a vacancy in the government

What is a referendum?

• An election for a new leader

• A decision-making process on a specific issue

• A method to change the government structure

• A vote for a new political party

Why do some people volunteer according to the lesson?

• To earn a salary

• To gain work experience

• To avoid responsibilities

• To travel to new places

What is one reason people volunteer to be a good Muslim?

• To perform sadaqa, which are generous acts that help others

• To avoid taxes

• To gain political influence

• To receive government benefits

What feeling do people often experience from volunteering?

• Happiness and well-being

• Boredom and dissatisfaction

• Stress and anxiety

• Confusion and uncertainty