BILL of RIGHTS CONCEPT VOCABULARY AND WORD STUDY

If Julian has a quick temper and is easy to anger, should he exercise his patience to keep calm? Explain.​ (a)  

• No, exercising patience means he would get angier
• No, exercising patience would have no effect
• Yes exercising patience would have him practice it
• Yes, he would stay angry if he exercised patience

If the school principal suddenly took away restroom breaks during class, would you say that he was abridging your restroom privileges? Explain.

• No, bathroom breaks aren't important

• Yes, he has taken a right away from us.

• Yes, he has made breaks less frequent

• No, he gave us more freedoms.

If Buster ​​ (a)   the student council, asking them to reinstate the old rules regarding restroom breaks, he would not be giving an ultimatum.

• abridged
• petitioned
• redressed
• prescribed

If Pedro and Sarah were in a fight and Sarah was in the wrong, should she apologize if she wanted to redress the situation? Explain.

• Yes, Sara should apologize because she was wrong.

• No, Sarah shouldn't apologize, they can just forget about it.

• Yes, Sarah should fix the situation and remedy the problem.

• No, Pedro needs to apologize.

If you were told to keep quiet and not voice your opinion, would you say that your right of free speech was being infringed upon? Explain.

If the rules of the game prescribed that only one person was to roll the dice at a time, does that mean that multiple people get to roll at the same time? Explain.

• No, no games allow multiple people to roll the dice at one time.

• Yes, the rules state that people can roll the dice whenever they want.

• Yes, people can ignore the rules because they don't mean anything.

• No, the rules state that only one person should be rolling the dice at a time.

Look up the word band and provide three different definitions.