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G2U5W5 - Setting the Rules

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which word BEST completes this sentence? Many groups _____ to make one large club. 
a)
crowded
b)
exclaimed
c)
scattered
d)
united
2.
What does history mean?
a)
what will never happen
b)
what has happened in the past
c)
what might happen in the future
d)
what always happens in the same way 
3.
Which word BEST completes this sentence? 
"Help me!"  ________ the boy.
a)
exclaimed
b)
joked
c)
mumbled
d)
reported
4.
What does public mean? 
a)
for all children
b)
for all people
c)
for some groups
d)
for an individual
5.
What does finally mean? 
a)
at last
b)
forever
c)
once in awhile
d)
in the beginning
6.
Which of the following items would writers MOST LIKELY use? 
a)
camera
b)
computer
c)
paint
d)
piano
7.
Which of the following words is defined below?
 What you must or must not do 
a)
freedoms
b)
games
c)
rules
d)
suggestions
8.
Read the dictionary entry below.
Verb:  To make
Verb:  To put together
Which of the following words is defined above? 
a)
divide
b)
fold
c)
form
d)
scrape
9.
The Framers thought the country needed a better government because 
a)
nobody got along.
b)
there was no leader.
c)
people needed rights.
d)
each state had its own rules.
10.
What does the Constitution explain? 
a)
driving laws
b)
the rules of the country
c)
who founded the country
d)
how the country was founded
11.
How are the Constitution and the American flag ALIKE? 
a)
They both stand for peace.
b)
They both stand for freedom.
c)
They were both created in the same year.
d)
They were both made by George Washington.
12.
Why are changes made to the Constitution? 
a)
to fix errors
b)
to make it more interesting
c)
to help make life better for people
d)
to let new presidents make changes
13.
Why is the Constitution known as a living document?
a)
It will always stay the same.
b)
It has been around for over 200 years.
c)
It can be changed or updated at any time.
d)
It lives in a museum in Washington, D.C.