Constitution - Article 1 - Sections 1,2,3

In Article 1, Section 1, who is given "law-making" powers?

• Congress

• President

• Supreme Court

• Vice President

In Article 1, Section 1, what are the 2 parts of Congress?

• Senate

• President

• House of Representatives

• Vice President

What is Article 1, Section 2 about?

• Senate

• President

• House of Representatives

• Supreme Court

In Article 1, Section 2, how often are Representatives elected?

• every 2 years

• every 4 years

• every 6 years

• for life

In Article 1, Section 2, how old must Representatives be?

• at least 18 years old

• at least 20 years old

• at least 25 years old

• at least 35 years old

In Article 1, Section 2, how many years must a Representative be a citizen?

• 1 year

• 3 years

• 7 years

• 9 years

In Article 1, Section 2, does the Representative need to live in their state?

• Yes

• No

In Article 1, Section 2, what determines the number of Representatives for the state?

• each state has 2 representatives

• the number of people living in the state (population)

• each state has 5 representatives

• the number of cities in each state

In Article 1, Section 2, how often will they count the population of each state?

• every 3 years

• every 5 years

• every 10 years

• every 100 years

In Article 1, Section 2, who sets up an election if a representative dies?

• President

• House Leader

• Governor

• Senate