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Civic Engagement

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1
Which of these statements is TRUE?
Social media can be used for civic engagement
Civic engagement is only for adults
Civic engagement always means voting
Protesting is illegal
2
How can young people engage civically if they can’t vote?
They can’t
They can volunteer and raise awareness
They must run for office
They should wait until they are 18
3
Why is civic engagement important?
It helps celebrities become more popular
It guarantees people will agree on everything
It promotes the quality of life in a community
It replaces the need for government
4
What does “active citizenship” mean?
Being a citizen by birth
Having a valid passport
Playing sports in your country
Participating in civic life to improve your community
5
Which of the following is an example of civic engagement?
Attending a community meeting
Going to the movies
Playing online games
Shopping at a mall
6
What skill is important for civic engagement?
Critical thinking
Drawing
Acting
Cooking
7
What is civic engagement?
Active participation in community and civic life
Paying taxes once a year
A type of job training
Watching the news
8
What is one risk of using social media for civic engagement?
It is only for entertainment
It’s not allowed
It costs too much
It can spread misinformation
9
What is a non-political form of civic engagement?
Debating in parliament
Volunteering at a local food bank
Running for office
Writing a law
10
What is a political way to be civically engaged?
Recycling bottles
B. Donating to charity
Volunteering at an animal shelter
Voting in elections