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Froggy Jumps Social ParticipationOnline version Politics, type of government, conflict by Alejandra Vega 1 Why is it important to become interested in politics before turning 18? a To understand society and help improve it. b To become a politician immediately. c To decide who pays taxes. 2 Which action helps you understand the people who represent your community? a Watching only entertainment programs. b Learning about their values and policies. c Following celebrities on social media. 3 If you want to contact a politician, what should you do first? a Wait until election day. b Join their political party. c Find the best way to communicate with them. 4 Why is it helpful to invite others to support your cause? a Working together makes positive change easier. b It increases competition. c It guarantees success. 5 Why should young people join organizations? a To avoid making decisions alone. b To meet people with similar ideas and organize projects. c To become famous. 6 Why is voting considered an important responsibility? a It replaces all other civic duties. b It gives people money from the government. c It allows citizens to choose who represents them. 7 Why should people stay informed about current events? a To understand what is happening in their community and country. b To memorize political speeches. c To avoid discussing politics. 8 Which activity is an example of real social participation? a Complaining online without taking action. b Volunteering in your community. c Ignoring local problems. 9 The word "democracy" originally comes from: a Latin b Roman c Greek 10 In a democracy, citizens are expected to: a Participate in elections and civic life. b Obey only local authorities. c Let politicians make every decision. 11 Which situation best describes a direct democracy? a Citizens elect representatives every six years. b Citizens vote directly on laws or issues. c A king approves all laws. 12 What happens in a representative democracy? a Only judges create laws. b Every citizen writes national laws. c Citizens vote for leaders who make government decisions. 13 Which characteristic belongs to an absolute monarchy? a The monarch has complete authority. b Citizens elect the monarch. c Parliament has all the power. 14 What limits the monarch's power in a constitutional monarchy? a Public opinion. b A constitution. c Elections every year. 15 Which statement correctly describes communism? a Private companies control the economy. b Citizens elect business owners. c The government owns property and plans the economy. 16 Why is a dictatorship considered authoritarian? a One person has almost unlimited power. b Political parties share equal authority. c Citizens vote on every law. 17 Which feature is typical of a republic? a Elections are optional. b Citizens' rights are protected by a written constitution. c The king makes all decisions. 18 What is a conflict? a A planned discussion between friends. b A legal punishment. c A disagreement caused by problems or different situations. 19 Which of the following is the most common cause of conflict according to the guide? a Misunderstanding. b School uniforms. c Weather conditions. 20 Why can poor time management create conflicts? a It improves communication. b It can cause delays and unmet responsibilities. c It makes people study more. 21 Which situation is an example of a conflict caused by money or property? a Having different hobbies. b Forgetting someone's birthday. c Returning borrowed money late. 22 Why can jealousy become a problem? a It can create negative feelings and arguments. b It always motivates people. c It improves friendships. 23 Different opinions may become conflicts when: a Everyone accepts other ideas. b Nobody is willing to compromise. c People ask questions respectfully. 24 According to the guide, what should people do about annoying habits? a Criticize others immediately. b Ignore everyone. c Be tolerant and help instead of judging. 25 What is the main purpose of a mediator? a To help both sides reach a solution. b To punish the people involved. c To decide who is guilty. 26 Which quality is essential for a mediator? a Authority. b Neutrality. c Popularity. 27 Why should a mediator examine every side of the conflict? a To defend one person. b To finish the discussion quickly. c To understand the entire situation fairly. 28 During mediation, why should people express their feelings openly? a To better understand everyone's concerns. b To blame each other. c To avoid solving the conflict. 29 What should a mediator do when discussing possible solutions? a Choose the solution alone. b Encourage everyone involved to suggest ideas. c End the conversation immediately. 30 What is the final goal of mediation? a To prove who was wrong. b To avoid speaking again. c To achieve a win-win agreement for everyone involved.

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by Alejandra Vega

Why is it important to become interested in politics before turning 18?

Which action helps you understand the people who represent your community?

If you want to contact a politician, what should you do first?

Why is it helpful to invite others to support your cause?

Why should young people join organizations?

Why is voting considered an important responsibility?

Why should people stay informed about current events?

Which activity is an example of real social participation?

The word "democracy" originally comes from:

In a democracy, citizens are expected to:

Which situation best describes a direct democracy?

What happens in a representative democracy?

Which characteristic belongs to an absolute monarchy?

What limits the monarch's power in a constitutional monarchy?

Which statement correctly describes communism?

Why is a dictatorship considered authoritarian?

Which feature is typical of a republic?

What is a conflict?

Which of the following is the most common cause of conflict according to the guide?

Why can poor time management create conflicts?

Which situation is an example of a conflict caused by money or property?

Why can jealousy become a problem?

Different opinions may become conflicts when:

According to the guide, what should people do about annoying habits?

What is the main purpose of a mediator?

Which quality is essential for a mediator?

Why should a mediator examine every side of the conflict?

During mediation, why should people express their feelings openly?

What should a mediator do when discussing possible solutions?

What is the final goal of mediation?