WorksheetsCharacter Traits of Citizenship (CE.4) + Review (CE.3)
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
"A person with certain rights and duties under a government who owes allegiance to that government" describes which of the following?
a citizen
an immigrant
a representative
a politician
Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution defines the two paths to American citizenship?
13th amendment
14th amendment
15th amendment
19th amendment
Which of the following is a Civic DUTY, and therefore required by law (mandatory)?
Serving in a voluntary appointed government position
Serving in elective office
Voting
Serving as a witness in court, if called to do so
Expressing love for one's country reflects which characteristic of good citizenship?
Courtesy
Responsibility
Patriotism
Respecting the rights of others to have an equal voice in government
Which of the following is the FIRST step in the decision-making process?
Devising and Implementing a plan of action
Expressing a position
Analyzing information from a variety of sources
Formulating questions
Which of the following is the LAST step in the decision-making process?
Devising and Implementing a plan of action
Expressing a position
Analyzing information from a variety of sources
Formulating questions
Paul using his freedom of petition to write a letter to his Congressman demanding for a law to be changed is an example of...
Respecting the rights of others
Accountability
Respect for the law
Self-Reliance
Helping to clean up after having friends over is an example of...
Patriotism
Courtesy
Respecting the rights of others
Respect for the law
Finishing all your homework on time without being reminded is an example of...
Courtesy
Responsibility, Accountability, and Self-Reliance
Patriotism
Participating in elections as an informed voter
Displaying an American flag in your front yard AND being kind to a neighbor who chooses not to display an American flag is an example of...
Respecting the rights of others
Participating in school/local community service
Honesty
Self-Reliance
Recognizing and apologizing for your role in a heated argument is an example of...
Accountability
Participating in elections as an informed voter
Practicing thoughtful decision-making
Courtesy
Which is hardest to earn, to keep, and requires 100% consistency over a long period of time?
A reputation for being dishonest
A reputation for being unreliable
A reputation for being unprofessional
A reputation for being honest and trustworthy
