Agenda:
Journal
Rights and Responsibilities Article
Citizenship Test
Formative Reading
Catch Up
1. Journal
Is there any valid way to "test" for citizenship? Explain your reasoning.
2. Rights and Responsibilities of a US Citizen
- There is an article Ms. Natheos will give you called "Rights and Responsibilities of a US Citizen."
- There are 7 rights and 9 responsibilities mentioned in the article.
- List all of them in a table in your journal that looks like this:
3. Citizenship Test
- The Citizenship test has been around since 1986 but last revised in 2008.
- I'm going to give you a copy of a SAMPLE of test questions (not all 100), and try to answer as best as you can.
- This is not for a grade, but we are going to discuss it tomorrow so I want accurate results.
- Do not work with each other! Just do your best!
- >>Click here to take the citizenship test. <<
4. Formative Reading
- Last week I gave you a reading on Formative to answer 14 questions about regarding the Checks and Balances and Three Branches of Government.
- Those questions are going into Powerschool today, so you should be finished with that reading.
5. Finished with everything else?
- Check Powerschool and see if there is anything you can make revisions on or any assignments you have missing.
- You also had a question to answer on impeachment in Google Classroom last week. Finish that.
- If you are trying to RETAKE a Friday quiz you missed, I have changed all the entry codes to retake so you can get on there and fix your scores.
Have a great day!
I'll be back tomorrow - get ready to discuss the citizenship test and voting rights.
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