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Grade 3 social studies: Tell the difference between a citizen’s rights and their responsibilities.

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Tell the difference between a citizen’s rights and their responsibilities. Each level draws a fresh set.

Tell the difference between a citizen’s rights and their responsibilities.
1
Which of these is a RESPONSIBILITY of a citizen?
Athe right to voteBserving on a jury when calledCfreedom of the pressDa fair and speedy trial
2
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Ahelping the communityBthe right to own propertyCpaying taxesDkeeping informed about current events
3
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Athe right to assemble peacefullyBbeing honest in courtCobeying the lawsDrespecting the rights of others
4
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Aserving on a jury when calledBfreedom of religionChelping the communityDobeying the laws
5
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Akeeping informed about current eventsBfreedom of speechCpaying taxesDobeying the laws
6
Which of these is a RESPONSIBILITY of a citizen?
Akeeping informed about current eventsBfreedom of speechCfreedom of the pressDa fair and speedy trial
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1
Which of these is a RESPONSIBILITY of a citizen?
Athe right to voteBserving on a jury when calledCfreedom of the pressDa fair and speedy trial
Answer: B — serving on a jury when called
“serving on a jury when called” is a duty that citizens are expected to do.
2
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Ahelping the communityBthe right to own propertyCpaying taxesDkeeping informed about current events
Answer: B — the right to own property
“the right to own property” is a right that citizens have, not a duty they owe.
3
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Athe right to assemble peacefullyBbeing honest in courtCobeying the lawsDrespecting the rights of others
Answer: A — the right to assemble peacefully
“the right to assemble peacefully” is a right that citizens have, not a duty they owe.
4
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Aserving on a jury when calledBfreedom of religionChelping the communityDobeying the laws
Answer: B — freedom of religion
“freedom of religion” is a right that citizens have, not a duty they owe.
5
Which of these is a RIGHT of a U.S. citizen?
Akeeping informed about current eventsBfreedom of speechCpaying taxesDobeying the laws
Answer: B — freedom of speech
“freedom of speech” is a right that citizens have, not a duty they owe.
6
Which of these is a RESPONSIBILITY of a citizen?
Akeeping informed about current eventsBfreedom of speechCfreedom of the pressDa fair and speedy trial
Answer: A — keeping informed about current events
“keeping informed about current events” is a duty that citizens are expected to do.

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Social Studies — Civics & History. Tell the difference between a citizen’s rights and their responsibilities.

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