U.S. Constitution

Section 4 : How many times is Congress required to meet each year?

• Six (every other month)

• Twelve (every month)

• Four (every quarter)

• Once (once)

Section 5: The House of Representatives currently has 435 members. What is a quorum in the House of Representatives?

• 118

• 30

• 60

• 218

section 6: Is the following statement true or false? Vice President Kamala Harris can also serve as senator of the U.S. at the same time.

• True

• False

Section 7: Once a bill has passed both the House of Representatives and the Senate the president can? (select all that apply)

• sign the bill, making it a law.

• veto the bill, whereupon it must be returned to the house in which it originated.

• not sign the bill allowing it to become a law by not acting on it within 10 days of its receipt from Congress, not counting Sundays

• cross out lines they do not like, then sign the altered bill making it a law.

section 9: What is the 'privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus'?

• translates from Latin to 'show me the body'.

• protects against unlawful and indefinite imprisonment.

• forces law enforcement to bring accused persons to court for a trial.

• our right to enjoy a shamrock shake at McDonalds in March.

Section 10: Under this section does a state have the right to close their border to prevent person from entering the United States in a manner that is not in accordance with the law?  

• Yes

• No

Section 3 defines a crime, the only crime defined in the constitution. What is the crime defined?  (Answer with 1 word) 

• Treason

• Executive

• Constitution

• Legislative

How long do Supreme Court Justices hold their office?

• For Life

• One year

• 6 years

• 4 years

Article 3 describes the role of which branch of the US government? (answer with 1 word)

• Judicial

• Legeslative

• Executive

Which does not have an official role in changing or amending the Constitution? 

• The States

• The President

• The Senate

• The House of Representatives