Citizenship Review

Question 1

If you were wearing a t-shirt supporting a political candidate, the _____________ protects you.

Accepted Answer

Freedom of Speech

Question 2

True/False: "First Amendment freedoms do not have any limitations."

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a duty of citizenship (if you are 18 years or older)?

Accepted Answer

voting

Question 4

In order to become a citizen through naturalization, one must:

Accepted Answer

Demonstrate knowledge of US history, government, and English

Question 5

The right protected in the First Amendment, to contact public officials to make views known is-

Accepted Answer

petition

Question 6

Standing and saying the Pledge of Allegiance in the morning is an example of

Accepted Answer

Patriotism

Question 7

Katie completes her homework by herself, without any help from others. This demonstrates

Accepted Answer

Self-reliance

Question 8

While citizens have both duties and responsibilities, responsibilities

Accepted Answer

are voluntary actions

Question 9

Turning in your homework on time is an example of

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Responsibility

Question 10

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States... are citizens of the United States"

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lists the means for obtaining citizenship

Question 11

Choose the statement that is NOT a freedom protected by the First Amendment-

Accepted Answer

Citizens can say things that cause other people to riot

Question 12

Citizens who do not fulfill their civic duties

Accepted Answer

face legal consequences

Question 13

Which amendment to the constitution guarantees our most basic freedoms as Americans?

Accepted Answer

1st Amendment

Question 14

Keeping informed regarding current issues and registering/voting are examples of..

Accepted Answer

Responsibilities of Citizens

Question 15

True/False: "Immigration to the United States has led to a diverse society"

Accepted Answer

True

Question 16

The difference between duties and responsibilities is

Accepted Answer

Duties are required by law

Question 17

The freedom of religion guarantees

Accepted Answer

the free exercise of religion

Question 18

Which amendment defines citizenship?

Accepted Answer

Fourteenth Amendment

Question 19

Students having excused absences to religious holidays demonstrates

Accepted Answer

Freedom of Religion

Question 20

The civil rights march of 1963 led by Martin Luther King exercised what 1st amendment freedom?

Accepted Answer

Freedom of Assembly

Question 21

True/False: "Citizens who fail to fulfill their civic duties will face legal consequences."

Accepted Answer

True

Question 22

Which of the following is PROTECTED by the First Amendment

Accepted Answer

Citizens can get together and peacefully protest

Question 23

Which of the following are 1st Amendment Freedoms?

Accepted Answer

Assembly and Petition

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