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Froggy Jumps Civics and Media BasicsOnline version Test civics knowledge and media roles. by Kennedy Bennett 1 What is the main purpose of government? a Create private wealth for elites b Provide order, protect citizens, and deliver public goods/services c Replace citizen decisions with mandates 2 What type of government does the United States have? a Representative democracy (constitutional republic) b Direct democracy c Absolute monarchy 3 Why do we value our form of government? a It maximizes profit b It avoids citizen participation c It balances liberty with order and protects rights 4 How can someone get involved before 18? a Volunteer for campaigns, advocacy groups, or school government b Hold public office c Vote in elections 5 What is the economic system of the United States? a Communism b Socialism c Capitalism (mixed-market economy) 6 How are decisions made in a representative democracy? a Officials appoint citizens to decide b Citizens elect officials who decide on their behalf c Citizens vote on every law directly 7 What is the difference between partisan and nonpartisan politics? a Partisan = aligned with parties; nonpartisan = focus on issues/individuals b Partisan = issues only; nonpartisan = parties only c Partisan = no parties; nonpartisan = party-aligned 8 What is voting eligibility basics about age? a You can vote at 16 in all states b Must be 18 by Election Day (often registered earlier) c You must be 21 to register 9 What is the role of the Electoral College? a Formally elects the president b Chooses Congress members c Directly enacts laws 10 What is the purpose of media in a democracy? a Create laws, supervise schools b Enforce tax collection c Inform, interpret events, watchdog, shape agenda

Froggy Jumps

Civics and Media BasicsOnline version

Test civics knowledge and media roles.

by Kennedy Bennett

What is the main purpose of government?

Create private wealth for elites

Provide order, protect citizens, and deliver public goods/services

Replace citizen decisions with mandates

What type of government does the United States have?

Representative democracy (constitutional republic)

Direct democracy

Absolute monarchy

Why do we value our form of government?

It maximizes profit

It avoids citizen participation

It balances liberty with order and protects rights

How can someone get involved before 18?

Volunteer for campaigns, advocacy groups, or school government

Hold public office

Vote in elections

What is the economic system of the United States?

Communism

Socialism

Capitalism (mixed-market economy)

How are decisions made in a representative democracy?

Officials appoint citizens to decide

Citizens elect officials who decide on their behalf

Citizens vote on every law directly

What is the difference between partisan and nonpartisan politics?

Partisan = aligned with parties; nonpartisan = focus on issues/individuals

Partisan = issues only; nonpartisan = parties only

Partisan = no parties; nonpartisan = party-aligned

What is voting eligibility basics about age?

You can vote at 16 in all states

Must be 18 by Election Day (often registered earlier)

You must be 21 to register

What is the role of the Electoral College?

Formally elects the president

Chooses Congress members

Directly enacts laws

What is the purpose of media in a democracy?

Create laws, supervise schools

Enforce tax collection

Inform, interpret events, watchdog, shape agenda

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Civics and Media BasicsOnline version

by Kennedy Bennett

What is the main purpose of government?

What type of government does the United States have?

Why do we value our form of government?

How can someone get involved before 18?

What is the economic system of the United States?

How are decisions made in a representative democracy?

What is the difference between partisan and nonpartisan politics?

What is voting eligibility basics about age?

What is the role of the Electoral College?

What is the purpose of media in a democracy?

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