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WorksheetsFloridaStudents Civics Intro (2.0-2.14) pt 2
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 8mins
PLEASE READ DON'T SKIP-
This is an introduction to civics, it's okay if you don't understand many of the questions. Once you finish each quizziz at the bottom of your results you'll see some flashcards that you can study and review the questions to get a better grade next time you play. USE IT!!! There is no excuse to be failing or getting a bad grade if the answers are shown to you after you finish a quizziz, please do your best to get an idea of what you're going to be learning in civics. Take your time and remember to stay safe.
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What two political parties are popular in America?
independents and no party affiliation
libertarian party and the green party
democrats and republicans
What are some ways the media covers an election?
showing commercials and ads from each party
broadcasting speeches from one candidate
shows clips from a recent debate between both candidates
all of the above
Who has the most power in the US- the federal government or the people?
the federal goverment
the people
What does slander mean?
telling lies about someone or making something up about them
your freedom of speech
a group of people gathering together for one thing in common
making a request to your government about something that should change
What does bias mean?
your favorite member of a k-pop band
being more in favor or against something strongly
a source to receive news and entertainment
a type of political party
What is a political party?
a special party for politicians and government workers only
a group of people who share similar political views and work to achieve common political goals
where the president and vice president have a meeting about the country's latest problems
A ballot is an official vote for a government official.
true
false, primary
In jury duty when deciding if someone is guilty or not everyone must agree on the verdict (decision).
true
false, seven people
The process to become a US citizen is called naturalization. Which of the following is part of the naturalization process?
fill out an application
pass a short test
swear an oath to the US
all of the above
Political propaganda is information to promote or hurt candidates running for office.
true
false, symbolism
One responsibility (something that should be done) of a US citizen is to petition the government if they want a change or don't agree with a law.
true
false, obligations
