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WorksheetsEOC Review Sec 2
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Legal Member of a state or country
a)
Law of Blood
b)
Law of Soil
c)
Citizen
d)
Immigrant
2.
Citizenship at Birth-Born on US land
a)
Law of Blood
b)
Law of Soil
c)
Naturalization
d)
Citizen
3.
A person who moves to another country
a)
Law of Blood
b)
Law of SOil
c)
Naturalization
d)
IMmigrant
4.
Citizen at birth-because parents are citizens
a)
Law of blood
b)
Law of Soil
c)
Naturalization
d)
Potato Salad
5.
Process in which an immigrant becomes a citizen?
a)
immigrant
b)
law of soil
c)
citizen
d)
naturalization
6.
Which are requirement for a person to become a naturalized US citizen??
a)
background check, Exam and taking an oath
b)
working in the US for 20 years
c)
Serving in the military, citizenship through military service
d)
Being born to Chinese Parents
7.
KNowing some English, being 18, taking a test and taking the oath of allegiance. These are some of the steps/qualifications in what process?
a)
Amending the constitution
b)
Naturalization
c)
Military entrance exam
d)
Citizenship obligations
8.
Performing community service out of your own free will is?
a)
Obligation
b)
responsibility
c)
Doing #2
9.
Obeying laws is a/an?
a)
Obligation
b)
responsibility
10.
Paying taxes is a/an?
a)
Obligation
b)
Responsibility
c)
Potato Salad
d)
Ms.Civics
11.
Running for Political office is a/an?
a)
Obligation
b)
Responsibility
12.
Serving on juries is a/an?
a)
Obligation
b)
Responsibility
13.
Registering for selective service is a/an?
a)
Obligation
b)
Responsibility
c)
Obligation for horses
d)
Responsibility for females only
14.
Petitioning the government is a/an?
a)
Obligation
b)
Responsibility
15.
Which of the following is a right?
a)
Attending public schools
b)
Owning property
c)
holding a job
d)
Voting
16.
If you receive a paper from a court office that states "Summons for Jury duty, please be present next month at your local office", this would remind you of what constitutional right?
a)
To guarantee court hearings remain popular or public
b)
To guarantee courts provide funny judges
c)
To protect the constitutional right to be tried by one's peers
d)
to protect the constitution right to confronts one's accuser
17.
1st Amendment
a)
Right to bear arms
b)
Freedom of expression
c)
Trial by combat!
d)
No unusual punishment
18.
2nd amendment
a)
Trial by combat!
b)
Right to own weaponry/ bear arms
c)
Right to vote
d)
Right to partay!
19.
6th amendment
a)
Right to legal council, public and speedy trial
b)
Right to partay, public council and cookies
c)
Right to vote, religion and expression
d)
Right to do whatever you want
20.
8th amendment
a)
Right to partay
b)
No Cruel or unusual punishment and no excessive bail
c)
Right to have a lawyer, legal council
d)
Right to vote
21.
If someone were to ask, "where can I find a description of my rights and liberties as a US citizen?" what would be your response?
a)
You can find them in the Declaration of Independence
b)
You can find them in the parking lot
c)
You can find them preamble to the constitution
d)
You can find them Bill of Rights
22.
Read the statement and answer accordingly: Our liberty, which cannot be guarded but by the freedom of the press is very important.
-Why should freedom of the press important, to an extent?
-Why should freedom of the press important, to an extent?
a)
To provide the news media with a guaranteed profit
b)
To keep the news media from controlling the political process
c)
to provide the government with an accurate information source
d)
to keep the government from becoming the only source of information
23.
For protecting everyone, by ensuring a trial, and fair punishment. And also providing help for those in court.
This statement would describe which idea below?
This statement would describe which idea below?
a)
due process of law, assistance of counsel, speedy and public trial
b)
equal protection, assitance of counsil, speedy and fairy tail princess trial
c)
Due process of law, assistance of counsil and right to bear arms
d)
right to bear arms, equal protection and ending slavery
24.
Which right is NOT mentioned in the US constitution?
a)
petition the government
b)
due process of the law
c)
trial by jury
d)
privacy
25.
If man were perfect, we wouldn't need government or the idea of a social contract. But mankind isn't perfect, so you need to enable government protect the rights of the people, and to do so you must control and or limit the government in the first place to ensure it doesn't get out of control
This passive applies what views?
This passive applies what views?
a)
US constitution limits rights of the people
b)
US constitution limits the power of the federal government
c)
The US constitution requires the states to provide for the common defense
d)
The US constitution requires the government to provide free healthcare
26.
Which individual protection is found in the 5th amendment?
a)
privacy rights/my business is not any of your business
b)
property rights/eminent domain
c)
forced internment
d)
civil disobedience/protesting
27.
Which action represents an individual exercising a constitutional right?`
a)
Summary judgement
b)
Quartering soldiers
c)
civil disobedience/protesting
d)
double jeapordy
28.
What has been one long termr esult of the constitution protection of free speech?
a)
Fewer court cases involving children
b)
fewer laws limiting minority rights
c)
a more accurate test
d)
A more informed society
29.
13th amendment is about?
a)
Ending privacy rights
b)
Ending videogames
c)
Ending slavery
d)
Ending voting
30.
14th amendment is about?
a)
proving citizenship to all born in the US, thus providing equal protection for all
b)
Providing citizenship to all born in the US, not including Asians
c)
providing citizenship to all born in the US, not including American Blacks
d)
providing citizenship to all born in the US, not including you!
31.
A group of protestors carry signs that say "March on Washington for jobs and freedom", this is an example of?
a)
decreased commerce opportunities
b)
increased economic opportunities
c)
increased religious conflict
d)
increased military spending
32.
Newspaper reads "women suffrage wins in the SENATE, a great day for women!"
How did the passage of the 19th amendment impact the American political process
How did the passage of the 19th amendment impact the American political process
a)
women were allowed to contribute to political campaigns
b)
women were allowed to hild citizenship rights
c)
women were allowed to hold public offices
d)
women were allowed to vote in national elections
33.
In which case did the US supreme Court rule that the Florida Supreme Court's plan for recounting ballots violated the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment:?
a)
Hazelwood v Kuhlmeir
b)
Gideon v wainwright
c)
US v Nixon
d)
Bush v Gore
34.
Which was an outcome of the US supreme COurt decision in Brown v Board of Education?
a)
Administrators may limit the content of students publications
b)
Public schools districts that segregate deny equal mprotection
c)
Srtudents have a reduced expectation of privacy in school
d)
Criminal defendants have the right o an attorney
35.
What lessons did future US leaders learn from the 1974 US supreme COurt case United states v Nixon
a)
The president is accountable for obeying the law, he is not above it
b)
The president is responsibible for enforcing the law
c)
The President is not allowed to hoold secret talks with other countries
d)
The president is not allowed to have private meetings with cabinet members
36.
Segregation is legal but must be equal
a)
Miranda v Arizona
b)
Marbury v Madisono
c)
In Re Gault
d)
Plessy v Ferguson
37.
Students do not shed their first amendment right at the school house gate
a)
Miranda V Arizona
b)
Marbury V Madson
c)
Tinker v Des Moines
d)
Gideon v Wainwright
38.
When you are arrested, you must be read your........ rights
a)
Miranda v Arizona
b)
Marbury v Madison
c)
In Re Gault
d)
Plessy v Ferguson
39.
Citizens have the right to free legal counsel
a)
Gidedon v Wainwright
b)
Tinker v Des moines
c)
Miranda v Arizona
d)
Marbury v Madison
40.
Chief Justice Marshall, in this case the Judicial Branch got the power of JUdicial Review
a)
Marbury v Madison
b)
In Re Gault
c)
Plessu v Ferguson
d)
Tinker v Des Moines
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