WorksheetsReview Chapter 6
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The Fifth Amendment says that no one can be tried for a serious crime without this
a)
Jury Trial
b)
Indictment by a Grand Jury
c)
Warrant
d)
Probable Cause
2.
Which one of the five freedoms protected by the First Amendment does not belong?
a)
Self Incrimination
b)
Press
c)
Speech
d)
Religion
3.
Being tried twice for the same crime is known as
a)
Indicted
b)
Double Jeopardy
c)
Ex Post Facto
d)
Cruel and Unusual Punishment
4.
A formal request, often in the form of a letter signed by several people is known as a
a)
Bill
b)
Warrant
c)
Indictment
d)
Petition
5.
This is a strong reason where law enforcement believes that the person or property were involved in a crime. Police cannot search without it.
a)
Warrant
b)
Carroll Doctrine
c)
Probable Cause
d)
Indictment
6.
The decision in the trial of John Peter Zenger was a step forward for
a)
Rights of Women
b)
Ending Slavery
c)
Freedom of Assembly
d)
Freedom of the Press
7.
The right to vote is known as
a)
Republican
b)
Indoctrination
c)
Emancipation
d)
Suffrage
8.
This ammendment protects rights not specifically mentioned in the Constitution
a)
Eighth Amendment
b)
Seventh Ammendment
c)
Ninth Amendment
d)
First Ammendment
9.
What type of case is one in which you and I have a dispute over property, a contract, or an issue involving money?
a)
Criminal Case
b)
Appeals Case
c)
Civil Case
d)
Federal Case
10.
What crime is it where you say lies against someone knowing that they are not true?
a)
Libel
b)
Slander
c)
Contempt
d)
Discardation
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