WorksheetsChapter 7 Social Studies Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What happens when someone breaks the law?
There are responsibilities.
There are consequences.
There are character traits.
There are boycotts.
When a person writes an article about unfair laws passed by the government, what freedom is this person using?
freedom of religion
freedom to gather
freedom of the press
freedom to vote
What happens during an election?
Citizens choose their leaders.
A jury is formed.
People celebrate heroes.
The minority wins the right to rule.
What is an example that shows how citizens' rights are limited in the United States?
People must respect other people's different opinions.
People can only attend churches approved by the government.
People cannot say bad things about the government.
People must tell others who they have voted for.
What kind of person works for the common good?
someone who has more rights than other people
someone who cares about the people in his or her community
someone who is not a volunteer
someone who cannot vote
What is the term that describes people who spend their free time doing jobs like helping out at an animal shelter, building new homes for poor people, or taking meals to the elderly?
candidates
leaders
juries
volunteers
How can a student be a good citizen at school?
follow the rules in the classroom
work in the principal's office
eat in the cafeteria
obey other students
A good citizen shows a belief in justice. What does justice mean in this sentence?
duty
heroes
fairness
patriotism
When you are faced with several choices about what to do, what is the best way to make your decision?
Ask an older brother or sister to decide for you.
Make a chart showing choices and consequences to help you make a thoughtful decision.
Flip a coin.
Try doing one thing. If you don't like it, do the other.
What is a person called when they pay their taxes?
volunteer
responsible citizen
law breaker
voter
