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WorksheetsGovernment SS1 C.A TEST
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which is not a right?
To have new sneakers
To have food and water
To have freedom
To have an education
Why are human rights necessary and important?
To save lives.
To give us freedom.
To protect everyone.
All of the above
What are human rights for?
People
Animals
Governments
Other
When did the Universal Declaration of Human Rights come into existence?
During the Industrial Revolution
After World War II
During the Cold War
After World War I
What is the main idea behind human rights?
They are based on social status
They are exclusive to certain cultures
They are privileges granted by governments
They are inalienable and universal
The revolt against France’s increasingly centralized monarchy in 1648-52 is generally known as
Mazarin rebellion
Colbertism
The Fronde
The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
The Richelieu rebellion
Which of the following was a primary result of the Glorious Revolution of 1688?
The establishment of universal male suffrage
The restoration of Roman Catholicism to England and Scotland
The limitation of monarchical power
The execution of Charles II
The triumph of Puritanism
What is the study of the rights and duties of citizens?
Civics
Economics
Naturalization
Citizenship
Which of the following ways of losing citizenship involves fraud during the naturalization process?
Expatriation
Punishment for Crimes
Denaturalization
You must pass a test and an interview as part of the Naturalization Process.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a way to become a citizen?
Be born in the US.
Be born in a US territory or military base.
Sign up for the selective service.
Complete the Naturalization process.
________ is an accepted way of behaving or doing things in a society or a community.
Value
Tradition
Belief
Custom
_______ is a strong feeling that something exists or is true, good or right.
Belief
Tradition
Passion
Custom
Failure to perform one’s _____ might lead to sanctions.
responsibility
obligation
duty
task
______ are responsibilities that are voluntary, but necessary.
Duties
Obligations
Values
Laws
_______ is both a duty and obligation.
Be well informed
Know and exercise rights
Community service
Obedience to law
________ are actions that are required by law.
Obligations
Values
Duties
Responsibilities
How do politicians use polling data after the campaign is over?
To gauge public opinion on potential legislation
To determine the outcome of an election
To manipulate public opinion
To ignore public opinion
How do politicians use public opinion data?
To guide their campaign strategies
To determine the outcome of an election
To manipulate public opinion
To ignore public opinion
What is public opinion?
A general consensus of how people feel about certain issues
The media's opinion on political matters
The government's opinion on public issues
The opinions of politicians
