Bill of Rights Scenarios

The Bill of Rights

Scenarios: Do you know your rights?

Multiple Choice

There was a violation in the first scenario: Which amendment of Sara's was being violated?

• No rights violated

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 8

Multiple Choice

Was there a violation of rights during this scenario? If so, what right under which amendment was violated?

• No rights violated

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 7

• Amendment 3

Multiple Choice

Was there a right violated in Carolyn's situation? Was it okay to order her hand cut off for shoplifting?

• No rights violated

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 8

• Amendment 2

Multiple Choice

Was Jesse's First Amendment rights being violated when he was suspended from school for wearing a political t-shirt?

• Yes, under the first amendment he has freedom of speech and can wear what he wants

• No, because he was in school, the school can determine the dress code and students must abide by it regardless of what the first amendment says.

Multiple Choice

Under the Bill of Rights, were Ryan's rights being violated when he was told he could not play and was suspended because of a drug test he failed?

• Yes because it is a free country and marijuana is legal in his state, therefor he should still play.

• No because his school allows for drug testing, he most likely agreed in order to participate, and he failed- so he shouldn't play.

Multiple Choice

Which Amendment protects citizens from having to supply food and shelter to soldiers during a time of peace (similar to the Quartering Act imposed by Great Britain prior to the Revolutionary War) .

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 4

Multiple Choice

Is this a violation of an individuals rights? Could you argue against this a airport security?

• Yes! It is a violation of Amendment 4- that protects me from unlawful search and seizure

• No, because it is protecting myself and other citizens from possible terrorists threats or actions that could harm others on an airplane.

Multiple Choice

The first ten amendments are called

• The Constitution

• The Bill of Rights

• The Articles of Confederation

• The Preamble