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Form 1 Social Sciences End of Term Examination

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Match the words below to the correct meaning:
Rule
To do what a law, rule or regulation says you must do
Law
To receive something for a good action you have done
Reward
A penalty for violation of the law
Obey
Official rules that control the way things are done
Sanction
Statements saying what someone can or cannot do in a particular situation
The following are the steps in the formation of a law, place them in the correct order:
The President signs the bill or veotes it. It then becomes a law.
If approved by the Senate, the bill is sent to the president for signature. This is called assent.
The member of Parliament Introduces the bill
The bill is again voted on in the House of Representatives
Members of the House of Representatives debate, ament and vote on the bill
The bill is made available to all members of parliament and the public to consider
If the bill is approved, it moves up to the Senate for further debate and amendment
The bill is referred to a committee who discuss it in more detail
Your civic responsibility is the responsibility you have as a citizen of your country.
True
False
A right is something to which you are entitled.
True
False
All citizens of Trinidad have the right to join political parties.
True
False
All citizens of Trinidad and Tobago have the right to keep their child away from school.
True
False
The right to associate and assemble with others means that you have freedom to start a riot in the streets.
True
False
All citizens, regardless of age, have the right to vote in Trinidad and Tobago.
True
False
No alcohol or drugs are allowed on the school grounds.
True
False
A legally recognized union is called a common law marriage.
True
False
A family consisting of many relatives living under the same roof is called a nuclear home.
True
False
Match the following rules to the location that it may be found :
Beach
Do not damage or write in materials found on the shelves.
Cinema
Stay away from the areas where there are red flags.
Library
Always wear the correct uniform
Road
Do not bring food or drinks from outside the establishment
School
Always stop at a red light
Which of the following DESCRIBES a single parent family? (You may select more than one option)
The parents get divorced, and the children live with one parent
The father has died so the children live with their mother
The parents are having difficulty so the children live with their aunt and uncle.
The pictures show the various rights of citizens. Match them to the correct sentence.
The right to equality and protection of the law
The right to practice a religion of your choice.
The right of a parent to provide a school for the education of his child.
Freedom of the press.
The freedom of expression
Before a law is created, the document is called a ________________.
Right
Bill
Debate
The final stage in the formation of a law is the ____________________.
debate stage
committee stage
presidential signature
The government has the power to ________________ a law to avoid any misunderstanding in the future.
sign
amend
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