Rights
Responsibilities
Laws
Good Citizenship
Community Helpers
100

True or False-All citizens have the right to vote

True-as long as they are 18 years old
100

True or False-Responsibilities are things we are supposed to do.

True

100
Laws are rules made by whom?

The Government

100

True or False-Helping others is a way to be a good citizen.

True

100

Who keeps us safe by enforcing laws?

Police offers

200

Name one right you have at school.

The right to learn, right to be safe

200

Name one responsibility you have at home.

Answers will vary...washing dishes, picking up my room, etc.

200

Name one law you follow at school.

no running in hallways, answers may vary

200

Name one way you can show honesty.

Telling the truth

200

Who puts out fires?

Firefighters
300

What does Freedom of Speech Mean?

The right to express ideas and opinions.

300

What is a responsibility you have as a student?

Following rules, doing homework, etc.

300

Why do we have laws?

To keep people safe and maintain order.

300

How can you show responsibility in the classroom?

Completing work, helping clean up.

300

Who helps us learn at school?

Teachers
400

Which U.S. document gives us our rights?

U.S. Constitution

400

Why is it important to follow school rules?

To keep everyone safe and learning

400

What happens if someone breaks a law?

Consequences such as a fine or punishment

400

Why is voting important?

It gives people a voice in decisions.

400

Who delivers our mail?

Postal workers

500

Why is having rights important for citizens?

They protect freedoms and allow fairness.

500

Give two examples of responsibilities citizens have in their community.

voting, helping others, obeying laws

500

Give an example of following a law and breaking a law.

Following: stopping at a red light. Breaking: running through red light.

500

What are some traits of a good citizen?

Honesty, respect, responsibilty

500

Who makes laws in our community?

Elected officials

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