PRAXIS II: Citizenship Education Content Knowledge Exam Prep

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PRAXIS II: Citizenship Education Content Knowledge Exam Prep - Quiz

As a citizen, an individual is expected to contribute his quota to the development of a nation. Particularly, an ideal citizen would demonstrate his love for his country anytime the opportunity comes up. Citizenship education includes concepts such as national identity, national symbol, and national consciousness among others. Are you familiar with these?

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1.

When was citizenship education introduced in England?
- A.
  
  2012
- B.
  
  2010
- C.
  
  2005
- D.
  
  2002
2.

Which of these is not within the scope of citizenship education?
- A.
  
  Justice
- B.
  
  Democracy
- C.
  
  Talents
- D.
  
  Rights
3.

Which of these is not a classification of human rights?
- A.
  
  Political rights
- B.
  
  Domestic rights
- C.
  
  Civil rights
- D.
  
  Economic rights
4.

How many generation of rights exist according to Karel Vasak?
- A.
  
  Four generations
- B.
  
  Six generations
- C.
  
  Five generations
- D.
  
  Three generations
5.

What form of government ensures the participation of people?
- A.
  
  Theocracy
- B.
  
  Aristocracy
- C.
  
  Timocracy
- D.
  
  Democracy
6.

What form of government is controlled by a single entity?
- A.
  
  Despotism
- B.
  
  Democracy
- C.
  
  Monarchy
- D.
  
  Autocracy
7.

What is the body of individuals participating in an election called?
- A.
  
  Electioneers
- B.
  
  Electoral body
- C.
  
  Rulers
- D.
  
  Electorates
8.

What is the body that oversee elections called?
- A.
  
  Electorate
- B.
  
  Election overseer
- C.
  
  Election umpire
- D.
  
  Electoral body
9.

Which of these is not a basic legal system?
- A.
  
  Statutory law
- B.
  
  Civil law
- C.
  
  Electoral law
- D.
  
  Common law
10.

What legal system controls ordering in the catholic church?
- A.
  
  Religious law
- B.
  
  Common law
- C.
  
  Civil law
- D.
  
  Canon law