KS3 Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities quiz

15 Questions

Quiz Description

In this quiz, we will be discussing citizenship rights and responsibilities. More emphasis will be laid on the rights of human beings, some basic concepts about the law, our responsibilities as citizens of a country among others. To be a good citizen means we should know and have an understanding of citizenship.

Citizenship can be defined as the relationship between an individual and a state. In this state, the individual owes allegiance, and in return, receives protection. A citizen of a country has some rights and responsibilities (also known as duties). Some of the rights are The right to live, political rights, freedom of expression, and many others. Also, some of the duties are the obligation to respect, uphold, and defend the state’s sovereignty, the duty to cooperate with the state to protect and conserve the environment, etc.

Being a citizen means one should have basic knowledge of citizenship. For this reason, this quiz has that treated well. Also, there are other citizenship quizzes available on this platform. All you need to do is take the quiz. 

1:

On which day is 'International Human Rights Day' celebrated every year?


Correct
  • 1:
    1 January
  • 2:
    7 March
  • 3:
    19 September
  • 4:
    10 December
2:

Which of these is acting responsibly?


Correct
  • 1:
    Keeping phone conversations brief
  • 2:
    Listening to loud music repeatedly
  • 3:
    Not tidying your bedroom
  • 4:
    Returning home later than requested
3:

Which of these is acting irresponsibly?


Correct
  • 1:
    Doing homework as soon as you get home from school
  • 2:
    Helping with the washing up
  • 3:
    Offering to take the dog for a walk
  • 4:
    Taking money from Mum's purse without asking
4:

When a law is passed to protect a human right, what does it become?


Correct
  • 1:
    A court right
  • 2:
    A lawful right
  • 3:
    A legal right
  • 4:
    An official right
5:

Which charity played a key role in getting The Animal Welfare Act passed in 2006?


Correct
  • 1:
    RNIB
  • 2:
    RNLI
  • 3:
    RSPCA
  • 4:
    RSPCC
6:

What is the name of the national disability charity that focuses on people with cerebral palsy?


Correct
  • 1:
    Scope
  • 2:
    Slope
  • 3:
    Smoke
  • 4:
    Spoke
7:

Which of these is NOT a legal right?


Correct
  • 1:
    Equal Pay Act
  • 2:
    Race Relations Act
  • 3:
    Sex Discrimination Act
  • 4:
    Watch TV All Night Act
8:

What does UDHR stand for?


Correct
  • 1:
    United Democracy of Human Responsibilites
  • 2:
    Universal Decision of Human Respect
  • 3:
    Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  • 4:
    Unlimited Decency Honour and Respect
9:

What is the name of a formal agreement between country leaders, politicians, and states concerning war crimes?


Correct
  • 1:
    Confection
  • 2:
    Convention
  • 3:
    Conversation
  • 4:
    Conversion
10:

Many people with disabilities are still unaware of their rights. Which of these is a good way to raise awareness?


Correct
  • 1:
    Billboards
  • 2:
    Leaflets via mail
  • 3:
    Television advertisements
  • 4:
    All of the above
11:

Which fundamental right is concerned with abolition of social distinctions?


Correct
  • 1:
    Right to equality
  • 2:
    Right against exploitation
  • 3:
    Right to life and liberty
  • 4:
    Cultural and education rights
12:

 Right to information is? 


Correct
  • 1:
    Legal right
  • 2:
    Fundamental right
  • 3:
    Neither fundamental right not legal right
  • 4:
    Both fundamental right as well as legal right
13:

Which of the following is correct with respect to "Right against expolitation" ?


Correct
  • 1:
    Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labour
  • 2:
    Freedom as to payment of taxes for promotion of any particular religion
  • 3:
    Protection of interests of minorities
  • 4:
    Equality before law
14:

Child labour by 17 year olds


Correct
  • 1:
    Is a violation of the rights of the child if the task is harmful
  • 2:
    Is when a child below 17 years is pregnant and in a labour room
  • 3:
    Can be acceptable if the government has fixed the minimum working age to be under 17
  • 4:
    Is always a violation of the rights of the child
15:

The death penalty:


Correct
  • 1:
    Is in general forbidden all over the world.
  • 2:
    Is abolished in law or practice by more than 50% of all countries.
  • 3:
    Is not allowed in the case of young people under 18.
  • 4:
    B and C are correct

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