NAEP Civics Grade 8

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When was the United States Constitution lastly amended?
- 1993
- 1995
- 1992
- 1994

About This Quiz

Civics is special course offered by the students of 8th grade which deals with what the students should know about their immediate community. In this course, the rights, obligations, rules and regulations are shown to students which help them bring more literacy to the community in such a way that the do and undo are well known.

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Which of these is not a fundamental rights of a citizen?
- Right to jump
- Right to fair hearing
- Right of freedom of speech
- Right to life
Correct Answer

A. Right to jump

Explanation

The right to jump is not a fundamental right of a citizen. Fundamental rights are basic human rights that are essential for the development and well-being of individuals in a society. The right to jump does not fall under any recognized fundamental right, as it is not considered a crucial aspect of human existence or freedom.

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Which of these is a legal right?
- Right to freedom of movement
- Right to freedom of religion
- Right to sue and to be sued
- Right to freedom of speech
Correct Answer

A. Right to sue and to be sued

Explanation

The right to sue and to be sued is a legal right because it is recognized by law and allows individuals to initiate legal proceedings against others or defend themselves in court. This right ensures access to justice and the ability to seek legal remedies for grievances or disputes. It is an essential component of a fair and impartial legal system, allowing individuals to seek redress and have their cases heard in a court of law.

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4.

Which of these is not a crime?
- Kidnapping
- Armed Robbery
- Drug trafficking
- Smoking
Correct Answer

A. Smoking

Explanation

Smoking is not considered a crime because it is a legal activity in many countries. While it may have health risks and be subject to certain restrictions, such as age limitations and designated smoking areas, it is not illegal to smoke in most places. Kidnapping, armed robbery, and drug trafficking, on the other hand, are all serious criminal offenses that involve the violation of laws and harm to others.

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5.

Which of these is not the effect of emergency rule?
- Looting
- Denial of freedom of movement
- Trade
- Arson
Correct Answer

A. Trade

Explanation

Emergency rule typically involves measures to maintain law and order during a crisis or emergency situation. Looting, denial of freedom of movement, and arson are often associated with emergency rule as they are actions that can occur during chaotic situations. However, trade is not typically affected by emergency rule as it is essential for the economy to continue functioning. Therefore, trade is not an effect of emergency rule.

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6.

Which of these is not characteristics of democracy?
- Protest
- Campaign
- Decree
- Election
Correct Answer

A. Decree

Explanation

A decree is not a characteristic of democracy. A decree refers to an official order or decision made by a ruler or government without the involvement of the people. In a democracy, power is vested in the people, and decisions are made through a process of voting and representation. Decrees are more commonly associated with autocratic or authoritarian systems of government, where the ruling authority has the power to make decisions without consulting the people. Therefore, a decree does not align with the principles of democracy, making it the correct answer.

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7.

Which of these arm of government make laws?
- Legislature
- Judiciary
- Executives
- Police
Correct Answer

A. Legislature

Explanation

The correct answer is Legislature. The legislature is responsible for making laws in a democratic government. It is the branch of government that is composed of elected representatives who debate, propose, and pass laws. The judiciary, executives, and police do not have the authority to make laws, as their roles are primarily focused on interpreting and enforcing laws.

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8.

What is the age limit of driving a vehicle?
- 16 years old
- 18 years old
- 19 years old
- 20 years old
Correct Answer

A. 18 years old

Explanation

The age limit for driving a vehicle is 18 years old. This is because most countries have determined that individuals at this age have acquired enough maturity and responsibility to handle the complexities and potential dangers of driving. Additionally, at 18 years old, individuals are legally considered adults in many jurisdictions, which further supports their eligibility to obtain a driver's license.

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Which type of these type of participation is election?
- Legal participation
- Civil participation
- Political participation
- Social participation
Correct Answer

A. Political participation

Explanation

Election is a form of political participation as it involves citizens exercising their right to vote and participate in the political process. Political participation refers to the involvement of individuals in activities such as voting, campaigning, joining political parties, and engaging in political discussions, all of which are associated with the electoral process and decision-making in the government.

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10.

Which of these is not a political party in United States?
- Republican
- Democratic
- Labor
- Liberal
Correct Answer

A. Liberal

Explanation

The question asks for a political party that is not present in the United States. Out of the options given, the Republican, Democratic, and Labor parties are all recognized political parties in the United States. However, the Liberal party is not a major political party in the United States. While there are individuals and organizations that identify as liberal, there is no prominent Liberal party in the country.

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