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Civics Final 2025
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Which type of auto insurance covers damage to your vehicle for events like theft, vandalism, or natural disasters (but n
Comprehensive Insurance
Collision Insurance
Liability Insurance
Personal Injury Protection
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What is the purpose of the U.S. constitution?
To outline rules for playing sports
To design buildings
To grant government power
To establish the framework of the government and protect citizens' rights
3
What is civics about?
Studying the rights and duties of citizens
Learning about different musical genres
Analyzing geological formations
Understanding marine life
4
What are the two main Political Parties?
The Republican Party and the Democratic Party
The Communist Party and the Socialist Party
The Democratic Party and the Whig Party
The Birthday Party and the New Years Eve Party
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Why is the separation of powers important?
To prevent any one branch of government from becoming too powerful
To ensure equal distribution of wealth
To promote healthy competition among citizens
To encourage cooperation among government officials
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What does the legislative branch do?
Represents citizens in court
Makes laws
Enforces laws
Interprets laws
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What is entrepreneurship?
A style of painting
A type of cooking method
Starting and running a business
A type of exercise routine
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What are some duties of a Citizen?
Collecting stamps
Playing video games
Helping others in need
Paying taxes and obeying laws
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What's the role of local government?
To regulate international trade
To provide education and public safety services
To oversee national defense
To manage foreign affairs
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What are political ideologies?
Different types of religious beliefs
Sets of beliefs about how government should operate
Types of clothing brands
Policies enacted by government
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What does "real income" mean?
The number of hours a person works each week.
The amount of money a person earns before taxes.
The total income a person earns from all their jobs.
The amount of money a person can buy with their income after inflation
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What is government?
A system of ruling and managing a community
A form of recreational activity
A type of computer software
A system of law to punish criminals
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What's the difference between federal and state government?
Federal government governs only the military, while state government govern
Federal government governs the entire country, while state government gover
Federal government governs only rural areas, while state government governs
Federal government governs only cities, while state government governs enti
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What is federalism?
A type of hairstyle
The division of power between federal and state government
A type of dance move
A form of government that gives the central government all the power.
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What does the judicial branch do?
Makes laws
Represents citizens in court
Enforces laws
Interprets laws
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What is debt?
Money received as a gift
Money saved in a bank account
Money invested in the stock market
Money borrowed and owed to others
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How does the stock market work?
It's where people buy and sell shares of publicly traded companies
It's a form of transportation
It's a type of music festival
It's a place to buy groceries
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What is citizenship?
A method of transportation
A form of currency
A type of cuisine
The status of being a member of a particular country
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Which document is typically used by employees to report yearly wages and taxes withheld?
W-4 Form
1099 Form
1040EZ Form
W-2 Form
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All the following are rights under the Constitution except
assembly
religion
freedom of speech, religion, and assembly
vote
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What is inflation?
An increase in the overall level of prices
A type of weather condition
A decrease in the overall level of prices
A type of disease
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Why is voting important in a democracy?
To ensure citizens have a say in their government
To select the best who will run the government
To make a government legitimate
To determine the winner of a reality TV show
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What is the Bill of Rights?
A type of legal document
Another name for the U.S. Constitution
The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution
A list of items to buy at the grocery store
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What is an amendment?
A form of art
A type of mathematical operation
A type of transportation
A change or addition to the Constitution
25
Which of the following is the standard deadline for filing federal income tax returns in the United States?
March 1st
April 1st
April 15th
May 15th
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What's the purpose of an election?
To select government officials
To decide on issues
To decide the winner of a cooking competition
To change government
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How do checks and balances work?
By regulating the prices of goods and services
By ensuring all citizens have equal access to resources
By providing financial support to individuals in need
By allowing each branch of government to limit the powers of the other bran
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Where does government revenue come from?
Borrowing money from other countries
Donations from citizens
Selling products in the market
Taxes, fees, and other sources of income
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What is income tax?
A tax on the money people earn from their jobs or investments
A tax on gasoline
A tax on purchases made online
A tax on candy
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How many years does a President serve?
4 years
6 years
2 years
8 year
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What does the executive branch do?
Represents citizens in court
Enforces laws
Interprets laws
Makes laws
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What is an interest rate?
The rate at which people borrow money or that they receive on a savings acc
The rate at which money grows over time
The rate at which people are interested in a topic
The rate at which the government collects taxes
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What is credit?
A type of loan that allows people to buy now and pay later
An academic grade
A form of transportation
A type of government document
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How does representative democracy work?
Citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf
Citizens directly make decisions
Citizens have no power
Citizens vote on the best movie of the year
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What is savings?
Money used for daily expenses
Money set aside for future use or emergencies
Money donated to charity
Money spent on entertainment
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What is investment?
A type of clothing
A type of food
A form of entertainment
Putting money into something with the hope of making a profit
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Which type of life insurance covers you for your whole life and builds cash value over time?
Temporary Life Insurance
Group Life Insurance
Term Life Insurance
Whole Life Insurance
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Why are diamonds more expensive than water, even though water is more important for life?
Only necessary things cost a lot of money.
People use water more often, so it costs less.
Water is more important overall, but each diamond is worth more than each g
Water is easy to find, but diamonds are rare.
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How does taxation work?
Citizens randomly select people to pay taxes
Tax collectors go door-to-door collecting money
Money is collected by the government to fund public services and programs
Taxes are used to buy luxury items for government officials
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What is the primary purpose of income taxes collected by the federal government?
To pay off individual debts
To fund government programs and services
To support charities
To fund private businesses
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What is democracy?
A type of weather phenomenon
A system of government where the elite control everything.
A medical condition
A system of government where citizens participate in decision-making
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What is a budget?
A type of computer software
A financial plan that outlines expected income and expenses
A list of goals for the year
A type of vehicle
