Question 1: What is one of the main responsibilities of a citizen in a democracy?

Answer: Vote in elections

Question 2: Define 'citizenship' in your own words.

Answer: Citizenship is the status of being a member of a country, with rights and responsibilities that come with it.

Question 1: Which of the following is a right guaranteed to citizens in many democracies?

Answer: Freedom of speech

Question 2: Name two responsibilities that citizens have in a democratic society.

Answer: Voting in elections and obeying the law.

Question 1: Why are laws important in a community?

Answer: Laws maintain order, protect people's rights, and promote fairness.

Question 2: Which branch of government is responsible for making laws?

Answer: Legislative branch

Question 1: How can your participation in community activities influence society?

Answer: It can help improve the community, bring people together, and address local issues.

Question 2: List one way you can get involved in your community.

Answer: Volunteering locally

Question 1: Choose a current issue in your community or country. What is your opinion on how citizens should address it?

Answer: Students will provide their own opinions; responses should include awareness of the issue and suggested actions.

Question 2: Discussion Activity: Think about a recent community problem (e.g., pollution, traffic, homelessness). Write a short plan outlining how you would encourage others to participate in solving this problem.

Answer: Students will brainstorm and outline steps such as raising awareness, organizing clean-up events, or speaking to local leaders.