Rights and Freedoms
What freedom lets you share your ideas?
A. Freedom of speech
B. Freedom to drive
C. Freedom to skip school
D. Freedom from rules
A. Freedom of speech
What is the highest law in the United States?
A. A classroom rule
B. The Constitution
C. A school book
D. A newspaper
B. The Constitution
Why do we have rules?
A. To stop us from having fun
B. To make us sad
C. To make school harder
D. To keep us safe
D. To keep us safe
What do people do when they vote?
A. Choose leaders
B. Make dinner
C. Go to school
D. Pay a bill
A. Choose leaders
What should you be online?
A. Kind
B. Mean
C. Rude
D. Careless
A. Kind
What is a freedom protected by the First Amendment?
A. Freedom of religion
B. Freedom to break laws
C. Freedom to take things
D. Freedom to skip taxes
A. Freedom of religion
What document protects many of our rights?
A. The Bill of Rights
B. A driver's license
C. A school rule
D. A map
A. The Bill of Rights
Should we follow laws?
A. Only at school
B. Only when someone is watching
C. Yes
D. No
C. Yes
Which is something a good citizen can do?
A. Hurt others
B. Break rules
C. Follow laws
D. Steal
C. Follow laws
Should you share your password with friends?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Only at school
D. Only on weekends
B. No
How many freedoms are listed in the First Amendment?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 5
D. 10
C. 5
What are the first three words of the Constitution?
A. "We Love America"
B. "We the People"
C. "United We Stand"
D. "One Nation Together"
B. "We the People"
Who makes laws for our country?
A. The government
B. Your friends
C. Your teacher
D. Your neighbors
A. The government
What does it mean to run for office?
A. Run in a race
B. Try to become an elected leader
C. Leave the country
D. Become a teacher
B. Try to become an elected leader
Someone is being mean to you online. What should you do?
A. Be mean back
B. Tell a trusted adult
C. Share it with everyone
D. Ignore all adults
B. Tell a trusted adult
Can Americans have different opinions?
A. No
B. Yes
C. Only adults can
D. Only leaders can
B. Yes
What does the Constitution do?
A. Explains how our government works
B. Tells us what to eat
C. Gives us homework
D. Makes classroom rules
A. Explains how our government works
What could happen if people do not follow laws?
A. Nothing
B. There may be consequences
C. They get a prize
D. They become president
B. There may be consequences
Why do people pay taxes?
A. To avoid rules
B. To buy toys
C. To win an election
D. To help pay for government services
D. To help pay for government services
You get a message online from someone you don't know. What should you do?
A. Reply and tell them your name
B. Give them your address
C. Tell a trusted adult
D. Meet them in person
C. Tell a trusted adult
Why are rights important?
A. They protect our freedoms.
B. They let us break laws.
C. They make everyone the same.
D. They remove all rules.
A. They protect our freedoms.
Why is the Constitution important?
A. It protects our rights.
B. It tells us what games to play.
C. It chooses our friends.
D. It tells us where to live.
A. It protects our rights.
What is a law?
A. A government rule
B. A game
C. A suggestion
D. A homework assignment
A. A government rule
Which is a responsibility of a citizen?
A. Serving on a jury
B. Breaking laws
C. Ignoring elections
D. Refusing to follow rules
A. Serving on a jury
What is a good digital citizen?
A. Someone who uses technology safely and kindly
B. Someone who shares passwords
C. Someone who posts mean comments
D. Someone who breaks online rules
A. Someone who uses technology safely and kindly