Exploring Citizenship and Governance quiz: N(A)-Level Social Studies (SEAB 2125) quiz

Only the legal right to hold a passport

A status that gives rights but requires no contribution

The duty to pay taxes and nothing more

A combination of rights, responsibilities and a sense of belonging

National Service (for eligible men)

The protection of the law

Voting in elections

Receiving public services

Because only the state has duties to citizens

Because the state provides for and protects citizens, and citizens contribute in return

Because citizens decide all laws themselves

Because citizenship can be bought and sold

Allowing the powerful to ignore the law

Keeping public spending secret from citizens

The rule of law, where everyone including the powerful must obey the same laws

Changing laws purely for personal gain

Because it removes the need for laws

Because corruption helps the economy grow

Because bribes make decisions fairer

Because corruption wastes public money and makes citizens lose trust

Because with few natural resources it must be run well to stay stable and make progress

Because it has vast natural resources to fall back on

Because small countries do not need leadership

Because it makes laws unnecessary

By making citizens distrust the government

By building trust so citizens are more willing to follow rules and pay taxes

By ignoring the long-term future

By treating laws as optional

By ignoring all feedback

By deciding in complete secrecy

Through public consultation and elected Members of Parliament

By only asking foreign governments

Because the future never matters

Because citizens never disagree

Because long-term planning is illegal

Because what people want now can harm the country later if not planned for

Because different groups want different things and resources are limited, so it must choose

Because it does not care about citizens

Because every need is equally easy to meet at once

Because citizens have no needs

By giving identical help to everyone regardless of need

Through targeted support such as subsidies for lower-income families or schemes for the elderly

By removing all support entirely

By only helping the wealthiest groups

Because everyone defines fairness in exactly the same way

Because fairness has no meaning

Because some see fairness as equal shares while others see it as more help for those with greater needs

Because the government never shares benefits

Only the government is responsible for the country

Only citizens are responsible for the country

Neither government nor citizens have any role

Government and citizens have complementary roles in working for the country

That everyone, including those in power, is subject to the same clear and fairly applied laws

That only ordinary citizens, not leaders, follow the law

That laws can be ignored when convenient

That laws are kept secret

A long list of words with no explanation

Each point given with an example and a reason why it matters

Only your personal opinion with no points

Copying the question back without answering