WorksheetsConstitution Articles 4-7
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does Article V (5) establish?
a)
The Constitution is Supreme
b)
How to amend the Constitution
c)
How to ratify the Constitution
d)
Relationships between the states
2.
What does Article VI (6) establish?
a)
The Constitution is Supreme
b)
How to amend the Constitution
c)
How to ratify the Constitution
d)
Relationships between the states
3.
What does Article IV (4) establish?
a)
The Constitution is Supreme
b)
How to amend the Constitution
c)
How to ratify the Constitution
d)
Relationships between the states
4.
What does Article VII (7) establish?
a)
The Constitution is Supreme
b)
How to amend the Constitution
c)
How to ratify the Constitution
d)
Relationships between the states
5.
What does amend mean?
a)
change
b)
approve
c)
not approve
d)
carry out
6.
What does ratify mean?
a)
change
b)
approve
c)
not approve
d)
carry out
7.
There are ________ Articles in the U.S. Constitution.
a)
Three
b)
Two
c)
Seven
d)
Nine
8.
The supreme law of the land is the
a)
Congress
b)
People
c)
Constitution
d)
President
9.
How many states had to ratify the Constitution before it could go into effect?
a)
One state had to ratify
b)
A majority, or seven states, had to ratify.
c)
About two thirds, or nine states, had to ratify
d)
All thirteen states had to ratify
10.
If a couple adopts a child in California and moves to Virginia, must Virginia consider the child legally adopted?
a)
Yes, because states have to give full faith and credit to the acts of other states.
b)
Yes, because the U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land.
c)
No, because each state makes its own laws.
d)
No, because there is no mention of adoption in the Constitution.
11.
Which of the following must state and federal office holders do?
a)
take a religious test
b)
take an oath to support the Constitution
c)
pay all their debts
d)
serve in the military
12.
According to Article VI, the supreme law of the land is
a)
the Constitution and federal laws
b)
state constitutions and state laws.
c)
the constitutions and laws of other nations
d)
treaties with other countries
13.
The United States government guarantees to the states
a)
a democratic form of government and protection from invasion
b)
a parliamentary form of government and protection from invasion
c)
a republican form of government and protection from invasion
14.
If a person commits a crime in one state and flees from that state, the state to which the criminal has fled
a)
can keep the accused ciminal in that state and give him/her immunity
b)
must return the accused criminal to the state where the cime was committed if asked to do so
c)
can deport the accused criminal to another state
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