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The chart below lists various activities conducted by U.S. citizens.

I. Voting in local, state, and national elections

II. Obeying the laws

III. Paying taxes

IV. Joining political parties

V. Responding to jury summons

Which of these activities are considered the obligations of citizen?

A. I,II,III 

B. I,IV,V

C. II,III,V

D. II,III,IV

C. II,III,V

100

Which level of government is responsible for fixing issues with interstate highways?

A. local

B. federal

C. state

D. regoinal

C. state

100

The chart below lists the steps of a process created by federal law.

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- Spend five years as a lawful resident

- Complete an application form

- Pass a test in U.S. History and government

- Swear an oath of allegiance to the United States

Which tital completes the chart?

A. Steps for enlisting in the armed forces

B. Steps for receiving college financial aid

C. Steps for becoming a naturalized citizen

D. Steps for becoming a permanent resident

C. Steps for becoming a naturalized citizen

100

Which of the following is a way someone can become a U.S. citizen?

A. Paying taxes

B. Serving on a jury

C. Naturalization

D. Voting in elections

C. Naturalization

100

What is the naturalization process?

A. Becoming a citizen by moving to the U.S.

B. Becoming a citizen through a legal process

C. Becoming a citizen by voting

D. Becoming a citizen by paying taxes

B. Becoming a citizen through a legal process

200

Which government agency should residents contact to address the problems created by the Hurricane Irma?

A. Country Sheriff's Office

B. U.S. Department of State

C. Florida Department of Education

D. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

D. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

200

Which of the following defines what is meant by a "permanent resident"?

A. a citizen of the United States who chooses to live in another country

B. a non-citizen of the United States who has applied for U.S. citizenship

C. a non-citizen who is lawfully permitted to live permanently in the United States

D. a non-citizen who is permitted multiple re-entires into the United States for limited periods

C. a non-citizen who is lawfully permitted to live permanently in the United States

200

Which level of government would be involved in making decisions about trash pick-up services?

A. state

B. local

C. federal

D. international

B. local

200

Which of the following is a responsibility of U.S. citizens?

A. Serving on a jury

B. Voting in elections

C. Paying taxes

D. Obeying laws

B. Voting in elections

200

Which of the following is an example of a responsibility of citizens?

A. Serving on a jury

B. Voting in elections

C. Being born in the United States

D. Becoming a police officer

B. Voting in elections

300
The flow chart below shows the steps to becoming a naturalized citizen. 


-Lawfully enter the United States

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-Pass a test on U.S. history and government

-Take an oath of allegiance to the United States

Which step completes the flow chart?

A. Marry an American citizen

B. Buy a house or other property

C. Become certified in a profession

D. Be a permanent resident for 5 years

D. Be a permanent resident for 5 years

300

Jonathan has just reached his eighteenth birthday. Besides celebrating his birthday, he has also registered with the Selective Service. What does Jonathan's registration illustrate?

A. a right of US citizenship

B. an obligation of US citizenship

C. a responsibility of US citizenship

D. a start to a career in the Armed Forces

B. an obligation of US citizenship

300

The passage below is taken from the 14the Amendment

"All person born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside"

What is the meaning of "citizens" in this amendment?

A. people who serve as government officials

B. people who live their entire lives in the United States

C. people with rights and responsibilities as full members of American society

D. people who entered the United States unlawfully but who follow the law.

C. people with rights and responsibilities as full members of American society

300

Which action is considered an obligation of U.S. citizens?

A. Voting in elections

B. Volunteering in the community

C. Paying taxes

D. Writing to elected officials

C. Paying taxes

300

Which statement best describes civic participation?

A. Following laws only when convenient

B. Taking part in activities that improve the community or government

C. Ignoring elections

D. Avoiding government issues

B. Taking part in activities that improve the community or government

400

Which act fulfills a responsibility rather than an obligation of citizenship?

A. pay taxes

B. vote in elections

C. obey the laws

D. serve on a jury if summoned.

B. vote in elections

400

Students and parents in a neighborhood elementary school have decided to take steps to prevent bullying in the school.

What would be the appropriate government agency to address this issue?

A. the local School Board

B. U.S. Department of Education

C. Florida Department of Education

D. U.S. Office of Equal Opportunity

A. the local School Board

400

How might planning a recycling program best fulfill a responsibility of citizenship?

A. It would be a way to meet the requirement of a law

B. It would be a way to improve the common good

C. It would be a way to gain popularity

D. It would be a way to wit votes.

B. It would be a way to improve the common good

400

Which of the following is an example of civic participation?

A. Serving on a jury

B. Following traffic laws

C. Joining a peaceful protest

D. Paying taxes

C. Joining a peaceful protest

400

Why is citizen participation important in a democracy?

A. It allows leaders to make decisions alone

B. It helps ensure the government reflects the will of the people

C. It prevents people from expressing opinions

D. It removes the need for laws

B. It helps ensure the government reflects the will of the people

500

How long does a permanent resident need to live in the U.S. before applying for citizenship?

A. 1 year

B. 3 years

C. 5 years

D. 10 years


C. 5 years

500

Problem: Local rush hour traffic makes it difficult to travel

Public policy Alternatives: 

-The community establishes special lanes for cars with two or more passengers. 

-The Community provides increased public bus services.

 Community Service Solutions: ?

Which phrase completes the table?

A. the community bans traffic in the downtown area.

B. local residents volunteer to carpool with each other

C. a new ordinance adds more traffic light to control traffic.

D. The community increases its parking meter rates to discourage traffic.

B.  Local residents volunteer to carpool with each other.

500

What is a citizen?

A. A person who lives in any country

B. A legal member of a country with rights and responsibilities

C. Someone who travels frequently

D. A government employee

B. A legal member of a country with rights and responsibilities

500

Which action shows someone acting as a good citizen?

A. Ignoring community problems

B. Helping clean up a local park

C. Breaking laws when no one is watching

D. Refusing to follow rules

B. Helping clean up a local park

500

Which of the following is a responsibility that helps citizens stay informed about their government?

A. Watching the news and learning about issues

B. Avoiding political discussions

C. Ignoring elections

D. Refusing to learn about laws

A. Watching the news and learning about issues