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Democracy and Voting Quiz
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Democracy and Voting Quiz
Choose the best answer for each question. For the group-decision question, select every choice that helps a group decide fairly. Complete the blanks and answer in your own words where asked. Word bank: leaders, one, candidates, rules.
Multiple Choice
1.What does voting allow people in a group or community to do?
- Choose between candidates or ideas
- Take turns leading every day
- Avoid making decisions
- Change a rule without telling anyone
2.Which U.S. citizens may vote in a federal election if they meet the registration and other legal requirements?
- Citizens who are at least 18 years old
- Anyone who is at least 12 years old
- Only people who work for the government
- Only people who have served as elected leaders
3.Which practice supports fairness when a group takes a vote?
- Each eligible voter gets one vote
- The oldest person gets three votes
- Only people who agree with the leader may vote
- Votes are counted only when they support the most popular idea
4.Which actions can help a group make a thoughtful decision? Select all that apply.
- Let people take turns sharing ideas
- Pay attention while others speak
- Vote after considering the options
- Ignore anyone with a different opinion
5.Why do communities create rules, such as traffic safety rules?
- To help protect people and organize shared spaces
- To make sure no one can make choices
- To give one person control over every decision
- To prevent people from helping one another
Complete and Explain
6.Complete the sentence using the word bank: In a democracy, people can vote for their . Word bank: leaders
7.Complete the sentence: In a fair classroom vote, each student who is voting should have vote.
8.Why should people listen to different ideas before a group vote?
9.Give one example of a classroom decision that students could make by voting.
10.After a class votes on a shared activity, why should students follow the agreed decision and the rules for taking part?
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