O-Level Humanities (SS, Literature In Malay) Practice Questions - Singapore-Cambridge GCE Ordinary Level Humanities (Social Studies, Literature In Malay) (Syllabus 2264) Exam

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In the Social Studies curriculum, how is the 'legal status' attribute of citizenship distinguished from 'national identity'?

Legal status grants rights and duties by law, whereas national identity is a shared sense of emotional belonging Legal status is acquired only by birth, while national identity is granted by passing an examination Legal status determines religious practice, while national identity dictates tax payment Legal status applies only to permanent residents, whereas national identity applies only to naturalised citizens

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Legal status grants rights and duties by law, whereas national identity is a shared sense of emotional belonging

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