Duties & Responsibilities of Citizens EXT

What is a benefit exclusively available to U.S. citizens compared to legal permanent residents?

• Ability to live in the U.S.

• Ability to work in the U.S.

• Ability to exit and enter the country for an unlimited amount of time.

• Ability to purchase groceries.

What defines an obligation for a U.S. citizen?

• Things citizens should do voluntarily.

• Things citizens must do, with penalties for non-compliance.

• Actions that are optional but encouraged for community well-being.

• Tasks that only apply to elected officials.

Which of the following is an obligation for U.S. citizens related to taxes?

• Sales tax on purchases only.

• Only state income tax.

• Federal income tax, Medicare, and Social Security.

• Only property taxes.

Besides paying taxes and following laws, what are two other obligations for U.S. citizens?

• Volunteering in the community and donating to charity.

• Voting in elections and running for public office.

• Serving on a jury and registering for Selective Service (for eligible males).

• Attending public meetings and staying informed about current events.

In a trial by jury, who is responsible for determining the verdict?

• The judge

• The lawyers

• The jury

• The bailiff

What is a potential consequence for a man aged 18-25 who fails to register for Selective Service?

• A fine of $25,000

• 1 year in prison

• A felony charge

• Loss of voting rights

Which of the following is considered a responsibility of a citizen, meaning something they should do but are not legally required to do?

• Paying taxes

• Serving on a jury

• Registering for Selective Service

• Voting

Which of these is an obligation for citizens, meaning something they are legally required to do?

• Volunteering in the community

• Staying informed about current events

• Paying taxes

• Running for political office