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Chapter 1 What does it mean for me to be a citizen of my country?
Chapter 1 What does it mean for me to be a citizen of my country?
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What does it mean for me to be a citizen of my country?
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True or False: Without citizenship by legal status, people will still be able to go to school and get jobs.
True
False
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Which of the following are ways to become a legal status citizen?
Marriage, Descent
Descent, Naturalisation
Marriage, Descent, country of birth
Country of birth, descent, marriage, naturalisation
3
What does public affairs mean?
Issues that are of general interest or concern to people in society
Issues that are less popular to people in society
Issues that very important to the leaders of a country
4
Which of the following are examples of participating in public affairs?
B and C
A, B and D
B, C and D
A, B, C and D
5
Why is having a sense of national identity important?
Singaporeans feel they belong therefore work hard to improve society
Singaporeans have shared belief that they belong to Singapore.
Singaporeans feel proud of themselves
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Which of the following is
NOT
an attribute that shapes citizenship?
Participate in public affairs
Naturalisation
National identity
Legal Status
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What does it mean to become a legal status citizen by naturalisation?
Requires the child to be born in the country.
Requires one parent to be a citizen of that country.
Resided in the country for a number of years and register as citizens
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Citizenship by sense of identity is defined by common practices and common experiences.
True
False
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Which of the following is NOT an example of citizens' rights?
Freedom of religion
Vote during elections
Rights in respect of education
Freedom of movement
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Citizenship by legal status also means the citizens have rights and responsibilities towards the country.
False
True
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What does citizenship by participating in public affairs mean?
Practise rights and responsibilities as citizens
Volunteer for causes that you believe in to improve society
Contribute to society as individuals or organised groups.
Have common practices and common experiences
