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Government Buildings & Leaders Functions of Government Citizenship Traits Citizenship Responsibilities Power and Authority

Question Column Where do judges work?

Answer Column courthouse

Question Column What is the name of the government building where the police work?

Answer Column Police station

Question Column In which building does the City Council meet?

Answer Column City Hall

Question Column Where is the mayor’s office?

Answer Column City Hall

Question Column Name the 3 local government leaders.

Answer Column City Council Judges Mayor

Question Column Which function of government includes providing public schools and libraries?

Answer Column Public services

Question Column City Council is responsible for which function of government?

Answer Column Making laws

Question Column Judges are responsible for which function of government?

Answer Column Settling disputes

Question Column A policeman who is enforcing a traffic law is carrying out which function of government?

Answer Column Promoting order and security

Question Column The police help carry out which two functions of government?

Answer Column Promoting order and security Protecting the rights of others

Question Column Give and example of how you show compassion.

Answer Column Answers will vary

Question Column Give an example of how you show respect for others.

Answer Column Answers will vary

Question Column Give an example of how you show persistence.

Answer Column Answers will vary

Question Column Give an example of how you show compromise.

Answer Column Answers will vary

Question Column Cleaning up a run-down playground and repainting the equipment is an example of which citizenship trait?

Answer Column Civic-mindedness

Question Column Name two citizen responsibilities.

Answer Column Voting, obeying laws, respecting others, staying informed, paying taxes

Question Column Choosing leaders of government is an example of which citizenship responsibility?

Answer Column voting

Question Column Name two ways citizens can stay informed about local issues.

Answer Column Newspaper, city council meetings, city website, news

Question Column Give examples of how government uses tax money.

Answer Column Answers will vary

Question Column Give 2 reasons why it is important to obey laws.

Answer Column Answers will vary

Question Column What is power?

Answer Column The ability to something to someone

Question Column Define authority.

Answer Column Having the right to use power over others in a good way

Question Column Give an example of an unfair use of power.

Answer Column Answers will vary

Question Column Give an example of a person who has authority over others.

Answer Column Parent, teacher, principal, monitor, police, fireman

Question Column Why is it fair for the monitor to tell you to get off the swings, but unfair for another student to push you off the swings?

Answer Column The monitor has the authority to make decisions for students on the playground. The other student is trying to use power in an unfair way. The other student does not have authority to push someone off the swing.