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WorksheetsPEACE PREPARATORY SCHOOL E-LEARNING B9 SOCIAL STUDIES
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which of the following are citizen's RIGHTS?
ability to vote
Free speech
fair and speedy trial
equal treatment
We must spread ____________ to help the needy.
literacy
affection
violence
The picture shows _______________
right to equality
right to vote
right to speak
When did our constitution came into force?
26th July,1950
26th January,1950
26th December,1950
As a responsible citizen of India, we must preserve the monuments.
True
False
When can we loose Indian citizenship?
when we break the laws
when we acquire the citizenship of other country
when we migrate within India
We must pay ________________ honestly and regularly.
liability
rent
taxes
All the citizens of India enjoy basic human rights.
True
False
The process of democratization over the last 200 years has resulted in wider support for the idea that
citizens have a responsibility to serve their government.
governments should protect the rights of its citizens.
all people are members of a global community.
government authority is absolute.
Naturalization is a legal process by which a person
gives up his or her citizenship.
is forced to leave a country.
becomes a citizen of another country.
can legally live and work in another country.
Name the country which allows dual citizenship.
England
America
India
Who is a citizen?
a person who lives abroad
a person who never returns
a person who lives in a city
a person who is in debt or owes another a form of payment
separatists
Puritans
debtor
proprietor
goods that are found in nature
capital resource
civic
human resource
natural resource
assets that are used to produce other goods and services
capital resource
natural resource
human resource
specialization
describes a person who is working to bring about a good or service
proprietor
human resource
separatists
Puritans
focusing on one or more products
natural resource
interdependence
specialization
religious
two or more people depending on each other for goods and services
specialization
interdependence
political
natural resource
pertaining to a city or citizenship
civic
colony
specialization
interdependence
to found, make institute, build, or bring into being
colony
establish
proprietor
capital resource
a person who has the exclusive right or title to something, such as property
human resource
debtor
proprietor
separatists
