Worksheets2.2 Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does the Fourteenth Amendment define as a U.S. citizen?
a)
Someone who lives in the U.S. for 5 years
b)
Someone who is born or naturalized in the U.S.
c)
Someone who owns property in the U.S.
d)
Someone who has a U.S. visa
2.
What are obligations of citizens?
a)
Things we should do to make our communities better
b)
Things we are required by law to do
c)
Choices we make about our personal interests
d)
Actions that are not required but encouraged
3.
Which of the following is an example of a citizen's obligation?
a)
Attending public meetings
b)
Volunteering at a local shelter
c)
Paying taxes
d)
Petitioning the government
4.
What is the purpose of paying taxes?
a)
To help the government fund services like schools and roads
b)
To support local sports teams
c)
To buy personal items
d)
To travel abroad
5.
Who must register for the Selective Service?
a)
All U.S. citizens over the age of 16
b)
All male citizens between the ages of 18-25
c)
All residents of the U.S., regardless of age
d)
Only people who are planning to join the military
6.
Why is jury duty important?
a)
It helps the government collect taxes
b)
It ensures that the right to a trial by jury is protected
c)
It allows citizens to avoid paying taxes
d)
It helps citizens avoid attending public meetings
7.
Which of the following is a responsibility of citizens?
a)
Paying income tax
b)
Registering for Selective Service
c)
Voting in elections
d)
Serving on a jury
8.
How does voting benefit the community?
a)
It allows citizens to decide on leaders that reflect their own beliefs and values
b)
It provides financial support to the government
c)
It helps to maintain public roads
d)
It ensures that everyone gets a fair trial
9.
What is the purpose of attending civic meetings?
a)
To meet new people
b)
To stay informed about issues and voice opinions to public officials
c)
To avoid paying taxes
d)
To avoid jury duty
10.
What does petitioning the government involve?
a)
Voting on new laws
b)
Expressing concerns and asking for changes in the law
c)
Attending jury trials
d)
Paying additional taxes
11.
What is one way volunteering helps the common good?
a)
It decreases the need for taxes
b)
It benefits everyone when citizens find solutions to community needs
c)
It helps citizens avoid jury duty
d)
It allows citizens to travel more
12.
Why must all citizens attend school until they are at least 16?
a)
To gain knowledge and skills needed to be responsible citizens
b)
To avoid paying taxes
c)
To qualify for Selective Service
d)
To be eligible to run for office
13.
Which of the following is NOT a citizen obligation?
a)
Obeying laws
b)
Running for office
c)
Paying taxes
d)
Serving on a jury
14.
What is the common good?
a)
Actions or beliefs that benefit everyone in a community
b)
Personal interests that benefit oneself
c)
Legal requirements set by the government
d)
Voluntary actions that have no impact on the community
15.
Selective Service is
a)
serving on a jury
b)
community service
c)
serving certain things in a restaurant
d)
registering for the draft to be ready to defend the nation
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