wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

District Constitution Sample Test

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Of the 27 amendments, which are considered the Bill of Rights?

a)

The last 10 Amendments are considered the Bill of Rights

b)

The first 10 Amendments are the Bill of Rights

c)

The first 5 amendments are considered the Bill of Rights

d)

Bill of Rights gives permission to turn right at a light.

2.

Which Amendment gives you the Freedom of Speech?

a)

4th

b)

2nd

c)

1st

d)

3rd

3.

What is the phrase used when you don't want to incriminate yourself to police.

a)

Pleading the 5th

b)

Straight outta Orange Cove

c)

Pleading the 6th

d)

First Amendment

4.

What system is used to elect the president?

a)

Popular vote

b)

Electoral college vote

c)

Thumb Way

d)

Randomly elected

5.

How can congress override a presidential veto?

a)

With a 2/3 majority vote

b)

By crying crying to the Judicial branch

c)

with a 2/5 majority vote

d)

with a 5/8 majority vote

6.

What is "the Great Compromise?"

a)

The agreement to have a president

b)

The agreement to make a two house legislative branch

c)

The agreement to make states

d)

the agreement to have presidents and not kings

7.

What does a person need to do in order to become a naturalized citizen?

a)

Be 18, take a constitution quiz, live in the US for 2 yrs

b)

Be 18, take a constitution quiz, live in the US for 5 yrs

c)

Be 18, take a constitution quiz, live in the US for 25 yrs

d)

Be 20, take a constitution quiz, live in the US for 5 yrs

8.

Who can introduce the idea for a bill to eventually become a law? (select 2)

a)

Your mom

b)

Anyone

c)

only congress

d)

only the president

9.

How many senators are there in each state?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

Depends on the population

d)

100

10.

Who is the most recognized person in the Executive Branch?

a)

The vice president

b)

Mr. Alvarez

c)

The President

d)

The congress

11.

What is Federalism?

a)

Where national and state governments share power

b)

A system where states have all the power.

c)

A system where the federal government has all the power

d)

A system where there is no power with the government. The people have all the rights.

12.

If congress passes a bill how and who can stop it?

a)

The senate can veto the bill

b)

there is nothing that can stop congress!

c)

The judicial branch can veto the bill

d)

The president can veto the bill