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WorksheetsSS Chapter 1 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Principles and beliefs that influence a person's attitudes, thinking and behaviour are ___
values
ideas
opinions
morals
Values that are embraced and seen as important by a group of people are called (a) values
When citizens actively take part in public affairs, it is called (a)
How do people participate in public affairs?
individual
informal group
formal group
How do individuals participate in civic participation?
volunteering their time
volunteering their effort
donating money
Which one(s) are correct regarding informal community groups?
Informal community groups are created by people to address a concern or specific need
Informal community groups are registered and approved by the government
Informal community groups generally exist for a period of time needed to address their specific objective
Informal community groups receive funding and assistance from the government
Which one(s) are true about formal community groups?
Formal community groups have clear objectives
Formal community groups are officially registered with the government
Formal community groups cater to general needs and interests of society
Formal community groups generally devote their efforts over a sustained period of time
Formal community groups are always affiliated and directly funded by the government
NGOs are examples of formal community groups that sometimes affiliate with and receive funding from the government. What does NGO stand for?
(a)
SSAs are another example of formal community groups. What does SSA stand for?
(a)
Which one(s) of the following are true about SSAs?
SSAs are affiliated with the government through the National Council of Social Service (NCSS)
SSAs are not affiliated with the government through the National Council of Social Service (NCSS)
SSAs are provided with some coordination and funding from the NCSS
SSAs are expected to fully source for their own funding by themselves
Give specific examples of formal community groups (e.g., NGOs and SSAs) that you know about (there's no correct answer!)
What is citizenship?
A status granted by a country
A relationship that a person has with the country he or she is a member of
The colour of a country's flag
The number of languages spoken in a nation
Legal status is when a person is (a) by law to be a member of that country.
What are some ways an individual can obtain legal status as a citizen?
By country of birth
By descent
By marriage
By naturalisation
By fulfilling a quota system based on the demand for specific skills in the labour market
Citizens enjoy certain (a) as members of a country.
What are rights?
The freedom and privileges that citizens in a country have
The legal obligations imposed on citizens by their government
The duties individuals owe to their community
The assets and properties owned by individuals within a society
Being recognised as a citizen of a country also means having (a) .
Under the ___ ___ in 1967, 18-year-old male citizens and Singapore PRs are required to serve National Service.
(a)
Your identity refers to how you ___ yourself and how you believe others ___ you. (same word in both blanks)
(a)
People from the same country have a sense of ___ ___.
(a)
