Test on Czech Vocabulary: State and Society

Question 1: The Czech term for 'nationality' is 'národnost'.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: According to the study materials, 'nationality' translates to 'národnost'.

Question 2: The provided vocabulary includes 'inflation' as an economic term.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: The study materials list 'tax', 'currency', 'gross domestic product', and 'unemployment' as economic vocabulary, but 'inflation' is not present.

Question 3: Which term from the study materials refers to the state of not having a job, and what is the term for the money used in a country?

A. unemployment, tax

B. currency, unemployment

C. unemployment, currency

D. tax, currency

Explanation: The study materials define 'unemployment' as 'nezaměstnanost' (the state of not having a job) and 'currency' as 'měna' (the money used in a country).

Question 4: Which term describes the formal process by which citizens choose their representatives?

A. election

B. opinion poll

C. party member

D. tax

Explanation: The term 'election' refers to the formal process where citizens choose their representatives. An 'opinion poll' is a survey of public opinion, a 'party member' is an individual belonging to a political party, and 'tax' is a financial charge by a government.

Question 5: Capital means vyhnanství.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: Capital translates to hlavní město.