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Think you know how government works? This 7th grade civics test offers a quick but revealing challenge, covering the basics of citizenship, laws, rights, and the structure of government. It is designed to test the kind of foundational knowledge students are expected to learn, but many adults may find it harder than expected. Whether you want to refresh what you learned in school or simply see how well you understand the civic system, this test is a fun and informative way to measure your knowledge. Take it and find out if you can pass a 7th grade civics test.
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What is a person called if they are not a citizen of the United States but are legally allowed to live here?
What is a person called if they are not a citizen of the United States but are legally allowed to live here?
AlienNaturalized CitizenLawful Permanent ResidentAmerican Citizen
How does one become a citizen of the United States?
How does one become a citizen of the United States?
Pass a civics testProve they can communicate in EnglishShow good moral characterAll of the above
Which is not a type of right?
Which is not a type of right?
Homeowner's rightPolitical rightEconomic rightCivic right
What are the obligations a citizen has to a society called?
What are the obligations a citizen has to a society called?
Personal responsibilitiesCivic responsibilitiesSocial responsibilitiesEconomic responsibilities
A ____ is a signed agreement.
A ____ is a signed agreement.
DocumentContractBillLaw
What did American colonists use Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" to justify?
What did American colonists use Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" to justify?
Sabotoging British merchantsJoining the militia rather than the armyDeclaring independence from BritainSupporting the British Monarchy
Why did the American people create the Declaration of Independence?
Why did the American people create the Declaration of Independence?
The British ignored colonist grievances over taxationThe British were sending troops and expecting the citizens to feed themThe British were demanding lumber and stripping the forestsThe British left the American colonies out of homeland holidays
What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
What was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
The government had too much powerThe president could freely spend taxesThe states could not mint their own moneyThere was no separate judicial branch in the government
What does "insure domestic tranquility" in the Preamble of the Constitution mean?
What does "insure domestic tranquility" in the Preamble of the Constitution mean?
Keep the homeland at peaceFight wars on foreign and local soilGive insurance to all citizensGive land to aliens
Who believed that the Constitution did not give enough power to the states?
Who believed that the Constitution did not give enough power to the states?
FederalistsDemocratsAnti-federalistsRepublicans
What holds government officials and institutions accountable to the law?
What holds government officials and institutions accountable to the law?
Civil ResponsibilityRule of LawGood moral characterAmendment I
What type of government is run by the people, either directly or indirectly?
What type of government is run by the people, either directly or indirectly?
CommunismAutocracyOligarchyDemocracy
What two types of responsibilities do United States citizens have?
What two types of responsibilities do United States citizens have?
Personal, CivicCivic, PoliticalPersonal, PoliticalEconomic, Personal
The Common Good will suffer if a citizen does NOT perform which actions?
The Common Good will suffer if a citizen does NOT perform which actions?
Follow rules at landmarksVolunteer in the communityAttend public meetingsAll of the above
How does the government provide social programs for needy citizens?
How does the government provide social programs for needy citizens?
By relying on charitiesBy increasing taxesBy requiring citizens to file legal documents with the governmentBy spreading out taxes in an even percentile
The constitutional guarantee of a free press has created what?
The constitutional guarantee of a free press has created what?
More magazine companies across the countryA government more responsive to the needs of the peopleMore false news and mudslingingA government less responsive to the opinions of the people
Which movement pushed for the end of racial discrimination?
Which movement pushed for the end of racial discrimination?
 ProhibitionWomen's Suffrage Patriot Movement Civil Rights 
At what age can you begin participating in elections?
At what age can you begin participating in elections?
Sixteen  Twenty-one EighteenSeventeen 
What term is used in the Fourteenth Amendment to describe persons born or naturalized in the United States?
What term is used in the Fourteenth Amendment to describe persons born or naturalized in the United States?
ResidentsCitizensImmigrantsAliens
Why did the U.S. Constitution create an executive branch of government?
Why did the U.S. Constitution create an executive branch of government?
To allow loopholes for officialsTo add rightsTo enforce lawsTo give the President more power
What does Amendment I protect?
What does Amendment I protect?
Free speechDue processSearch and seizureUnenumerated rights
What do US Americans celebrate on the 4th of July?
What do US Americans celebrate on the 4th of July?
 Memorial DayLabor Day Freedom Day Independence Day 
What is the President’s Cabinet?
What is the President’s Cabinet?
His advisors.  The branch of government who controls the military. The place where he keeps his top-secret files. A food pantry program for the poor.
What is a constitutional amendment?
What is a constitutional amendment?
 A summary of the constitution. Part of the Declaration of Independence. A change to the constitution.A preamble to the constitution. 
What are two rights of the Declaration of Independence?
What are two rights of the Declaration of Independence?
Life and the pursuit of happiness.  Life and the right to vote. Freedom of religion and liberty. The pursuit of happiness and justice.
What right allows you to be a Muslim, Christian, or atheist?
What right allows you to be a Muslim, Christian, or atheist?
 Freedom of speech Freedom of religion Freedom to petition government Freedom to assemble
Are poll taxes legal in the United States?
Are poll taxes legal in the United States?
Yes, all citizens must pay to vote. Yes, states can elect to charge a poll tax. No, poll taxes are illegal. Yes, poll taxes allow foreigners to vote.
How many years do US senators serve?
How many years do US senators serve?
Six Two Four Ten 
What does Amendment IX protect?
What does Amendment IX protect?
 Rights of citizen's pets The right to free speech The right to gamble Other rights kept by the people
Which situations involve a right protected by the Bill of Rights?
Which situations involve a right protected by the Bill of Rights?
Freedom to publish opinions in a local newspaperFreedom to join a church of choiceThe ability to own a gunAll of the above

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