U.S. Constitution Quiz

What fraction of Congress is needed to propose an amendment to the Constitution?

• One-half
• Two-thirds
• Three-fourths
• All members

What is required for an amendment to be valid?

• Approval by the President
• Ratification by the legislatures of ¾ of the states
• A majority vote in Congress
• A national referendum

What does Article 6 of the Constitution primarily address?

• The process of amending the Constitution
• The validity of debts
• The rights of citizens
• The powers of the President

According to Article 6, what is the highest law of the land?

• State laws
• The Constitution
• International treaties
• Local ordinances

What does Section 1 of Article 6 refer to?

• National Law
• Oaths of Office
• Validity of Debts
• Ratification

Which document's agreements must the U.S. government honor according to Article 6?

• The Declaration of Independence
• The Articles of Confederation
• The Bill of Rights
• The Federalist Papers

What is necessary for the Constitution to be established according to Article 7?

• Ratification by all states
• Ratification of 9 states
• Approval by the Supreme Court
• A national vote

What does Section 2 of Article 6 emphasize?

• The process of amending the Constitution
• The supremacy of the Constitution
• The rights of the states
• The responsibilities of Congress

What is the purpose of calling a convention for proposing amendments?

• To create new laws
• To propose changes to the Constitution
• To elect new representatives
• To discuss state issues

What is required for a proposed amendment to be ratified?

• A simple majority in Congress
• Approval by the President
• Ratification by state legislatures
• A national referendum