US Constitution Quiz

Hey Scarlett, Maya, and Zoe! Can you tell me what the purpose of the Preamble in the US Constitution is?

• The purpose of the Preamble is to introduce the goals and principles of the Constitution and to establish the authority of the government.

• The purpose of the Preamble is to establish the rights and freedoms of the citizens.

• The purpose of the Preamble is to provide a historical background of the United States.

• The purpose of the Preamble is to outline the specific powers and responsibilities of the President.

Hey Grace, Rohan and Evelyn! Can you guess which document served as the first constitution of the United States before the US Constitution was ratified?

• Bill of Rights

• Declaration of Independence

• Emancipation Proclamation

• Articles of Confederation

Nora, Rohan, and William are having a debate about the US Constitution. Can you help them settle the argument by telling them how many amendments are there in the US Constitution?

• 27

• 100

• 50

• 10

Lily, Charlotte, and Zoe are having a debate about the U.S. Constitution. Which amendment are they discussing if it guarantees the freedom of speech, religion, and the press?

• First Amendment

• Tenth Amendment

• Fourth Amendment

• Second Amendment

Imagine Charlotte, Nora, and Ethan are discussing the US Constitution. Ethan wonders, 'What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights in the US Constitution?'

• Charlotte suggests, 'It's to grant more power to the government.'

• Nora argues, 'No, it's to protect individual rights and limit the power of the government.'

• Ethan thinks, 'Or maybe it's to promote equality among citizens.'

• Charlotte jokes, 'Or to establish a monarchy in the United States.'

Luna, Anika, and Kai are playing a game of 'Government Roles'. They are trying to figure out which branch of government, according to the US Constitution, has the superpower of making laws. Can you help them?

• Administrative

• Judicial

• Legislative

• Executive

Noah, Harper, and Michael are playing a game of 'Government Roles'. They are trying to figure out which branch of government is responsible for interpreting laws in the US Constitution. Can you help them out?

• Administrative

• Executive

• Legislative

• Judicial

Imagine Grace, James, and David are playing a game of 'Government Roles'. They are trying to figure out which branch of government is responsible for enforcing laws in the US Constitution. Can you help them out?

• judicial branch

• legislative branch

• military branch

• executive branch

Charlotte, Zoe, and Ava are playing a trivia game about U.S. history. They come across a question: Which amendment abolished slavery in the United States?

• 13th Amendment

• 16th Amendment

• 14th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

Zoe, Anika, and Avery are discussing the US Constitution in their history class. They are trying to understand the principle of the Separation of Powers. Can you help them?

• The principle of the Separation of Powers is the division of governmental powers among two separate branches: the legislative and executive branches.

• The principle of the Separation of Powers is the division of governmental powers among three separate branches: the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

• The principle of the Separation of Powers is the division of governmental powers among two separate branches: the executive and judicial branches.

• The principle of the Separation of Powers is the division of governmental powers among four separate branches: the legislative, executive, judicial, and military branches.