WorksheetsFARLINATOR: ENGAGED CITIZENSHIP THROUGH SERVICE LEARNING 2 STUDY
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
WHAT IS A COLLABORATIVE DISCUSSION?
IT IS WHEN THE DISCUSSION TURNS CONFRONTATIONAL.
IT IS WHEN YOU TALK WITH ANOTHER IN A COOPERATIVE MANNER.
IT IS WHEN NO ONE FINDS A SOLUTION.
IT IS WHEN YOU ARUE WITH EVERY ONE IN THE ROOM.
WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO GET YOUR POINT ACROSS TO OTHER INDIVIDUALS?
YOU SPEAK LOUDER THAN EVERYONE IN THE MEETING.
YOU SIMPLY BE QUIET AND AGREE.
YOU STATE YOUR CASE BASED ON FACTUAL INFORMATION.
CONVINCE THE OTHERS TO AGREE WITH YOU NO MATTER WHAT.
WHAT IS A LAISSEZ-FAIRE LEADERSHIP STYLE?
LET THE TEAM WORK.
FORCE THE TEAM TO WORK
PROVIDE NO LEADERSHIP.
STAY AWAY FROM RESPOSIBILITY.
WHAT IS AN AUTOCRATIC LEADERSHIP STYLE?
WORK TOGETHER.
PEACE, BE STILL!
DOWHAT YOU WANT, I DON'T CARE.
MY WAY OR THE HIGHWAY!
WHAT IS A DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP STYLE?
YOU COULD CARE LESS.
MY WAY OR THE HIGHWAY!
MAKING DECISIONS AS A TEAM.
LET THEM WORK.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO WORK BY CONSENSUS AND BEING PARTICIPATIVE?
WORKING AND CONTRICUTING TO A SOLUTION AS A TEAM.
DOING THINGS YOUR OWN WAY.
MY WAY ORTHE HIGHWAY.
LET THEM WORK.
HOW LIKELY ARE YOU HARM YOURSELF BY WALKING ON A SIDEWALK?
VERY LIKELY
NOT LIKELY
DEFINITELY
VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
WHAT IS PEER PRESSURE?
FOLLOWING THE LEADER.
TRYING TO PLEASE YOUR TEACHER.
TRYING TO IMPRESS YOUR PARENTS.
TRYING TO PLEASE YOUR FRIENDS.
WHAT IS A CONFLICT?
HAVING A DIFFERENCE WITH ANOTHER.
TALKING TO A PERSON OF A DIFFERENT RACE.
HANGING OUT WITH NEGATIVE PEOPLE.
FIXING A PROBLEM.
HOW DO YOU RESOLVE A CONFLICT?
FORCING YOUR OPINION ON OTHERS.
LOOKING FOR A SOLUTION.
WINNING A FIGHT.
SPEACKLOUDER THAN YOUR OPPONENT.
WHAT IS A CENTRAL IDEA?
THE MAIN IDEA IN A TOPIC TEXT.
THE MOSE SENSIBLE IDEA ON A TOPIC.
THE IDEA INFERRED IN A TEXT.
THE IDEA IN THE MIDDLE OF A TEXT.
WHAT ISTHE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FACT AND AN OPINION?
NOTHING
EVERYTHING
ONE IS BASED ON PROVEN INFORMATION AND THE OTHER IS NOT.
IT ALL DEPENDS ON WHO MAKES THE STATEMENT.
Volunteerism is...
community volunteering because of a court order
an overarching term for all approaches that involve volunteering
people who decide to perform a service for others without getting paid for it
reading a book
Service learning is a method for individuals to learn and develop through active participation. True or False
True
False
It is important to investigate a need in your community before starting your service learning project? True or False
True
False
The reflection question, "How did we do on our project?" should be asked when?
Before
During
After
Middle
A good service-learning experience benefits only the participants of the project? True or False
True
False
The life skills developed during a service-learning project would be...
empowerment, civic responsibility, and listening
critical thinking, leadership development, and better reading skills
critical thinking, leadership development, and communication skills
better reading skills, listening skills, and team building
Service-learning helps volunteers learn about their personal strengths and interests? True or False
True
False
Your service-learning project only builds the experience component of the program? True or False
True
False
It is not important to set goals before doing your project? True or False
True
False
Collecting clothes for the homeless shelter is an example of which service-learning project?
Research
Direct Service
Advocacy
Indirect Service
Which of the following is a word that means to betray our country?
taxes
patriotism
treason
citizenship
Which of these is NOT a way to become a citizen of the United States?
being born in America
naturalization
having parents that are citizens
reading books about America
Which of the following is our national anthem?
My Country 'tis of Thee
The Star-Spangled Banner
America, the Beautiful
The Pledge of Allegiance
How old must a person be to apply for citizenship?
21
13
18
16
How long must a person be a permanent resident of the United States before they can apply for naturalization?
-Exceptions not included
5 years
1 year
3 years
7 years
True or False: If a person is not born here, but they have American citizen parents, they can still be an American citizen.
True
False
Which amendments in the constitution have to do with the rights guaranteed to all people in the United States?
All of them
The first 10
The last 10
none of them
The 14th Amendment of our US Constitution grants citizenship to?
Native Americans
Asians
African Americans
women
Which of these is a legal obligation or duty?
Vote
Attend civic meetings
Run for office
Serve on a jury
My Dad is from Canada and my mom is a United States Citizen who lived in the United States for over twenty-five years and is a U.S. Marine. I was born in Canada. Am I a U.S. Citizen?
Yes
No
Which is considered a citizenship responsibility rather than an obligation?
obeying the laws
attending civic meetings
paying taxes
registering for Selective Service
Which obligation of citizenship does this poster depict?
Paying your taxes
Apply for a government job
Serve on Juries
Register for the Selective Service
Which Amendment gives African Americans the right to vote?
13
14
15
19
Which Amendment gives women the right to vote?
13
14
15
19
What US Supreme Court Case ruled that African Americans brought into this country could never be citizens?
Roe vs Wade
Dred Scott
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Brown vs. Board of Education
On July 4th Americans celebrate this holiday?
Arbor day
Labor day
Memorial day
Independence day
The Declaration of Independence was signed in what year?
1756
1763
1776
1783
What is one shortcut to American Citizenship?
Learning to read and write English
Serving in the US Military
Serving on a Jury
Becoming a public representative
Which 2 US holidays honor those who lost their lives or served in the US Military?
Independence Day
Memorial Day
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Veterans day
What is the primary purpose of the Bill of Rights?
To establish the judicial system
To define the powers of the states
To outline the structure of the government
To protect individual liberties
Which of the following is a responsibility of a U.S. citizen?
Paying taxes
Traveling abroad
Owning property
Learning a foreign language
What is the significance of the 14th Amendment?
It established the income tax
It abolished slavery
It granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the U.S.
It gave women the right to vote
What is the primary role of the executive branch of the U.S. government?
To enforce laws
To amend the Constitution
To interpret laws
To make laws
Which of the following is a right protected by the First Amendment?
The right to free speech
The right to bear arms
The right to vote
The right to a fair trial
What is the term length for a U.S. Senator?
6 years
4 years
8 years
2 years
What is the primary function of the legislative branch of the U.S. government?
To veto laws
To make laws
To enforce laws
To interpret laws
Which of the following is a right guaranteed by the First Amendment?
The right to bear arms
The right to free speech
The right to a fair trial
The right to privacy
True or False: The President of the United States can serve an unlimited number of terms.
True
False
