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Unit 2 Quiz Review
Unit 2 Quiz Review
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1
All the following are examples of civic responsibilities, EXCEPT:
Signing a petition about school improvement
Following the speed limit
Serving food at a homeless shelter
Running for mayor
2
Matthew wakes up on his own each morning before school and packs himself a healthy lunch. This best shows:
Honesty
Patriotism
Self-reliance
3
Voter registration close ____ before the election.
0 days (same day registration
7 days
14 days
30 days
4
Actions like paying taxes and serving in the military if drafted are called civic duties because they are:
not required
diarrhea
required
5
Which of the following individuals has NOT obtained US citizenship?
Spider-man moved from Japan 5 years ago & completed naturalization process
Wasp was born in the US to parents who are US citizens
Doctor Strange was born in New York, but his parents are not US citizens
Black Widow immigrated from Russia and has lived in the US for 1 year
6
Immigration during the _________ century led to a __________ diverse society in the United States.
19th (1800s); more
19th (1800s); less
20th (1900s); less
20th (1900s); more
7
Based on historical voting trends, which of these people is most likely to vote?
Tori, earns $20,000 per year
Samantha, earns $75,000 per year
Robby, earns $50,000 per year
Miguel, earns $100,000 per year
8
Based on historical voting trends, which of these people is most likely to vote?
Elaine, advanced college (doctorate)
Jerry, high school degree
George, college degree (bachelor's degree)
Kramer, dropped out high school
9
Actions like voting and participating in community service are called civic responsibilities because they are:
not required
diarrhea
required
10
How can a person become a citizen of the United States?
You can't, none of this is real life.
ONLY birth in the US
ONLY through naturalization process
Through either birth in US or the naturalization process
11
All the following are examples of civic responsibilities, EXCEPT:
Showing respect for your parents and teachers
Donating blood to help victims of a hurricane.
Voting on creating a new park in Loudoun County.
If you witnessed a crime, you show up to court when asked.
12
You may face legal consequences (such as time in jail or a fine) if you do not complete ___________.
civic duties
civic responsibilities
13
Based on historical voting trends, which of these people is most likely to vote?
Han, age 70
Leia, age 18
Lando, age 45
Luke, age 30
14
All the following are examples of civic duties, EXCEPT:
Voting in elections
Paying taxes
Obeying Laws
Jury Duty
15
Ryan listens to the news daily so he understands current events of our country. This best shows:
Participation in elections as an informed voter
Self-reliance
Accountability
16
Which amendment: "All persons born or naturalized in the US...are citizens of US and the state wherein they reside"?
13th
19th
15th
14th
17
A person with "voter apathy" might say:
"Oh my gosh. Quick! Where's the nearest bathroom?!"
"Yes, I am going to vote."
"Nah. I don't care. My vote doesn't matter."
"I filled out my voter registration form today."
18
The number of voters that participate in elections is highest during:
State government election
Local government election
Primary election
Presidential election
19
All of the following are requirements to become a naturalized citizen in the US, EXCEPT:
Be of good moral character
Able to speak, read, and write English
Marriage to a US citizen
At least 18 years old
20
The Key Club at Riverside High School spends time organizing food donations and cleaning up litter. This shows:
Participation in elections as an informed voter
Participation in the school community
Trustworthiness