Lesson T3.2.1
T3.2.1 How citizens improve their communities Quiz: KS3 Citizenship, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is one direct way citizens can improve their local area?
- Litter picking
- Ignoring problems
- Paying taxes
- Moving away
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Which activity shows residents working together to raise money for a park?
- Council tax
- Speeding fine
- Summer fete
- Parking ticket
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What is the main purpose of a community fundraising event?
- Funding local projects
- Reducing council tax
- Electing a mayor
- Passing new laws
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What is a key method for citizens to take part in local decision-making?
- Ignoring letters
- Online gaming
- Private voting
- Public meetings
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What is the best first step for pupils wanting a new school bench?
- Ignoring teachers
- Boycotting classes
- Stealing timber
- School council proposal
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What is a key benefit of collaborative community action?
- Strict curfews
- Shared effort
- Higher taxes
- Less freedom
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Why is community cohesion important for different backgrounds?
- Cultural isolation
- Political division
- Strict segregation
- Mutual understanding
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What lawful tool can citizens use to ask councils for footpath repairs?
- Road blocking
- Public petition
- Violent protest
- Graffiti tag
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What term describes local people working together on neighbourhood issues?
- Private company
- Police force
- Residents association
- Youth gang
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How does a neighbourhood clean-up improve the local area?
- Reducing litter
- Removing parks
- Closing shops
- Increasing traffic
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What scheme can a community set up to support lonely older residents?
- Parking scheme
- Tax audit
- Volunteer befriending
- Curfew order
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Which action shows a citizen taking responsibility to check on a vulnerable neighbour?
- Bad weather check
- Ignoring pleas
- Charging rent
- Reporting noise
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What is the most successful approach to improve school road safety?
- Removing crossings
- Council dialogue
- Ignoring speed limits
- Hiding road signs
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Why do communities benefit when residents share their individual abilities?
- Limiting growth
- Increasing costs
- Causing division
- Building capacity
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What is a practical way to get involved in a local project?
- Staying inside
- Moving away
- Paying fines
- Local volunteering
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What term describes taking an active role in local community life and decisions?
- Civic participation
- Civil disobedience
- Community service
- Public voting
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Which action best demonstrates respect for others during community discussions?
- Ignoring objections
- Speaking loudest
- Listening carefully
- Voting quickly
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What is the main purpose of a community noticeboard?
- Informing residents
- Collecting taxes
- Enforcing laws
- Selling property
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What is an example of a local action supporting a national issue?
- Attending council meetings
- Collecting food
- Voting in elections
- Paying council tax
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What is most essential for a community to plan a successful project?
- Strict laws
- Clear goals
- High taxes
- Private funding
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