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Civics Chapter 1 Quiz (Section 1 &2)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of Civics?

a)

Set of ideas about relationships, obligations, roles, and functions

b)

The study of the rights and duties of citizens

c)

A person who is a part of a country who has certain rights and duties

d)

General ideas about what is good and desirable, shared by people in a society

2.

What is the definition of citizen?

a)

Set of ideas about relationships, obligations, roles, and functions

b)

The study of the rights and duties of citizens

c)

A person who is a part of a country who has certain rights and duties

d)

General ideas about what is good and desirable, shared by people in a society

3.

What is the definition of values?

a)

Set of ideas about relationships, obligations, roles, and functions

b)

The study of the rights and duties of citizens

c)

A person who is a part of a country who has certain rights and duties

d)

General ideas about what is good and desirable, shared by people in a society

4.

What is the definition of Institutions?

a)

Set of ideas about relationships, obligations, roles, and functions

b)

The study of the rights and duties of citizens

c)

A person who is a part of a country who has certain rights and duties

d)

General ideas about what is good and desirable, shared by people in a society

5.

What is the definition of alien?

a)

a noncitizen

b)

A person who makes a permanent move to a new country

c)

a legal process by which a foreign-born person becomes a U.S. Citizen

d)

To send a person back to his or her own country

6.

What is the definition of naturalization?

a)

a noncitizen

b)

A person who makes a permanent move to a new country

c)

a legal process by which a foreign-born person becomes a U.S. Citizen

d)

To send a person back to his or her own country

7.

What is the definition of immigrant?

a)

a noncitizen

b)

A person who makes a permanent move to a new country

c)

a legal process by which a foreign-born person becomes a U.S. Citizen

d)

To send a person back to his or her own country

8.

What is the definition of deport?

a)

a noncitizen

b)

A person who makes a permanent move to a new country

c)

a legal process by which a foreign-born person becomes a U.S. Citizen

d)

To send a person back to his or her own country

9.
A person who owes loyalty to a government and is entitled to protection from it is a(n)
a)
Alien 
b)
American 
c)
Immigrant 
d)
Citizen
10.
English language, Equality, Freedom, Justice, and Opportunity are examples of
a)
Values
b)
Duties
c)
Responsibilities 
d)
Institutions 
11.
 What is a duty of a citizen?
a)
Stay informed about the government 
b)
Vote
c)
Do volunteer work
d)
Serve in court by being in the jury
12.
Which is a responsibility of a citizen (something they do voluntarily)? 
a)
Stay informed about the government
b)
Serve in Jury Duty 
c)
Attend School 
d)
Pay Taxes 
13.
What is NOT a duty / requirement  of citizens?
a)
Pay Taxes
b)
Vote 
c)
Defend the Nation
d)
Obey Laws 
14.
Giving your time to work on community projects without receiving pay or donating money is 
a)
Volunteerism 
b)
Welfare 
c)
Duties 
d)
Requirment 
15.
Rights and Duties of members of a state 
a)
Citizenship 
b)
Civics 
c)
Responsibilities 
d)
Nationalist 
16.
A requirement you must do because law makes you do this is a 
a)
Duty
b)
Responsibility  
17.
 ____ is the study of the rights and duties of citizens.
a)
Economics
b)
Citizenship 
c)
Civics 
d)
Patriotism 
18.
What is the basic law under which all Americans live?
a)
Constitution
b)
Sentence
c)
Charter
d)
Government
19.
Civics is the study of _______________
a)
Past civilizations
b)
Civilizations today
c)
What it means to be a citizen
d)
Cities and communities
20.
A legally recognized member of a country
a)
Citizen
b)
Immigrant
c)
Alien
d)
Refugee