A court summons orders a citizen to report on a set date for possible service on a trial jury, and ignoring it can bring sanctions. What category fits this obligation?

A citizen spends Saturday helping at a food bank even though no law requires it and no penalty follows from staying home. What category fits this act?

An adult who owes federal income tax must file a return and pay by the legal deadline. What category best describes that obligation?

A registered voter studies a sample ballot before Election Day because informed voting helps representative government, not because the law forces it. What is this?

A city resident obeys a posted speed limit because traffic laws are enforceable by tickets or other penalties. In civics terms, what is obeying the law?

Voting is a right of citizens. Because the government does not punish eligible citizens who skip an election, voting is also classified as what?

USCIS says citizens are expected to support the Constitution and may volunteer to improve the community. When the law does not compel the action, what is it?

A federal court summons a citizen to serve on a grand jury rather than a trial jury. What does a grand jury decide?

A male U.S. citizen turns 18 and must register with a federal system used if a draft is authorized. Which obligation is that?

A worker earns wages during the year and, by the April deadline, must report that income to the IRS and send any amount owed. Which citizen duty is shown?

After approval for naturalization, an immigrant must attend a ceremony and make the required pledge before becoming a U.S. citizen. What is this step called?

A person follows federal, state, and local rules on driving, property, and safety even when no officials are watching. Which civic duty is this?

If Congress and the president lawfully bring back conscription, a registered man ordered to report cannot simply decline. Which duty would be triggered?

The Constitution protects due process, counsel, and many speech rights for people in the United States. Which political right, by contrast, is reserved to citizens?

A lawful permanent resident hopes to run for the U.S. House someday. Under Article I, what status must a House member have held for at least seven years?

Many civil liberties protect citizens and noncitizens alike. Which opportunity does USCIS identify as one that citizens have because of citizenship?

Maria was born in Ohio but moved to Canada for work years ago and has no U.S. home. She can still vote absentee for president. What does that right depend on?

A federal court's jury wheel draws only legally qualified people. Which status is required before someone may serve as a federal juror?

A citizen attends a school board meeting, listens to budget arguments, and later emails a board member with a view. What civic responsibility is being practiced?

Neighbors organize a park cleanup to serve the common good, but no statute orders them to attend. What kind of citizenship action is this?

Before voting on a bond issue, a citizen compares the official arguments for and against it and checks the cost. Which responsibility does this show?

A citizen joins a local civic group that meets every week to study housing policy. Which constitutional freedom most directly protects gathering with that group?

A qualified citizen throws away a federal jury summons and never reports or asks to be excused. What can a federal court impose?

A taxpayer who owes federal income tax files no return and pays nothing by the due date without an approved excuse. What may follow?

A man required to register with Selective Service never does so by age 26. What is one possible consequence under federal rules?