Free Printable OK Civcis Test HB 2030

1.

What are the colors of the flag of the United States?

a)

a. Blue, White, and Green

b)

b. Red, Orange, and White

c)

c. Red, White, and Blue

d)

d. Green, Black, and Yellow

2.

How many stars are on the American Flag?

a)

a. 25

b)

b. 40

c)

c. 52

d)

d. 50

3.

What do the stars represent?

a)

a. The number of individual states

b)

b. The number of presidents we have had

c)

c. The number of wars we’ve won

d)

d. The number of those who died in wars.

4.

What is the capital of the United States?

a)

a. New York City, New York

b)

b. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

c)

c. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

d)

d. Washington, D.C.

5.

How many stripes are on the American flag?

a)

a. 10

b)

b. 9

c)

c. 13

d)

d. 8

6.

What do those stripes represent?

a)

a. The original 13 colonies

b)

b. The 10 newest states

c)

c. The 9 Constitutions

d)

d. The 8 remaining bald eagles

7.

Who was the primary writer of the Declaration of Independence?

a)

a. George Washington

b)

b. Thomas Jefferson

c)

c. James Madison

d)

d. Benjamin Franklin

8.

What type of government does the United States have?

a)

a. Democratic Socialist Monarchy

b)

b. Communist Parliamentary

c)

c. Democratic Republic

d)

d. Parliamentary Monarchy

9.

From whom did we declare our independence?

a)

a. France

b)

b. England

c)

c. Russia

d)

d. Germany

10.

What was the name of the king that we declared independence from?

a)

a. King Tut

b)

b. King Henry the 8th

c)

c. King Louis the 14th

d)

d. King George the 3rd

11.

What month, day, and year do we consider our Independence Day?

a)

a. July 4, 1776

b)

b. July 8, 1775

c)

c. July 2, 1774

d)

d. July 6, 1779

12.

How many branches does our government have?

a)

a. 2

b)

b. 3

c)

c. 4

d)

d. 5

13.

What are the first 3 words of the Constitution?

a)

a. We Hold These

b)

b. Four Score and

c)

c. Give Me Liberty

d)

d. We The People

14.

What are the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution?

a)

a. The Bill of Rights

b)

b. The Emancipation Proclamation

c)

c. The Declaration of Independence

d)

d. The Rights of Free Speech

15.

Which one of the following is NOT a right guaranteed by the First Amendment?

a)

a. Freedom of Religion

b)

b. Freedom of the Press

c)

c. Right to Bear Arms

d)

d. Right to Assemble

16.

Which of the following is NOT one of the branches of our government?

a)

a. Executive

b)

b. Judicial

c)

c. Legislative

d)

d. Presidential

17.

Who is the Commander in Chief of the American military?

a)

a. The top general

b)

b. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

c)

c. The President

d)

d. The Speaker of the House

18.

If the President were to die, who would become President?

a)

a. The Vice President

b)

b. The Speaker of the House

c)

c. The President Pro Tempore of the Senate

d)

d. The Secretary of State

19.

The President and Vice President die, who becomes President now?

a)

a. The Secretary of Defense

b)

b. The Secretary of State

c)

c. The Speaker of the House

d)

d. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

20.

What two parts make up the Legislative Branch of our government?

a)

a. Congress and the President

b)

b. The House of Representatives and the Senate

c)

c. The Republicans and the Democrats

d)

d. The Supreme Court and State Courts

21.

What group is the head of the Judicial Branch?

a)

a. The Supreme Court

b)

b. The Electoral College

c)

c. The Federal Bureau of Investigation

d)

d. The Central Intelligence Agency

22.

Who passes laws in the United States?

a)

a. The President

b)

b. Congress

c)

c. The governors

d)

d. The military

23.

How many voting Senators are there?

a)

a. 70

b)

b. 100

c)

c. 200

d)

d. 50

24.

How many voting Representatives are in the House of Representatives?

a)

a. 100

b)

b. 348

c)

c. 435

d)

d. 572

25.

When a Senator is elected, how long is his or her term?

a)

a. 6 years

b)

b. 2 years

c)

c. 4 years

d)

d. life or until they quit

26.

When a Representative is elected, how long is his or her term?

a)

a. 6 years

b)

b. 2 years

c)

c. 4 years

d)

d. life or until they quit

27.

When a President is elected, how long is his or her term?

a)

a. 6 years

b)

b. 2 years

c)

c. 4 years

d)

d. life or until they quit

28.

Who selects new judges for the Supreme Court?

a)

a. Voters

b)

b. President

c)

c. Congress

d)

d. They select themselves

29.

How long is the term of a Supreme Court justice?

a)

a. 6 years

b)

b. 2 years

c)

c. 4 years

d)

d. life or until they quit

30.

Which state in the United States has the most Representatives?

a)

a. New York

b)

b. California

c)

c. Alaska

d)

d. Texas

31.

What is the name of the current U.S. Vice President?

a)

a. Hillary Clinton

b)

b. Joe Biden

c)

c. Mike Pence

d)

d. Kamala Harris

32.

Who lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue?

a)

a. The King of England

b)

b. The President

c)

c. The Vice President

d)

d. Congress

33.

What is the name of the building where Congress meets?

a)

a. The Supreme Court

b)

b. The White House

c)

c. The Capitol Building

d)

d. The Executive Mansion

34.

How many Supreme Court justices are there normally?

a)

a. 3

b)

b. 5

c)

c. 7

d)

d. 9

35.

Who was the first president of the United States?

a)

a. Thomas Jefferson

b)

b. Abraham Lincoln

c)

c. James Madison

d)

d. George Washington

36.

Who has the power to declare war in the United States?

a)

a. voters

b)

b. President

c)

c. Congress

d)

d. Supreme Court

37.

Who is the current governor of Oklahoma?

a)

a. Mary Fallon

b)

b. Donald Trump

c)

c. Kevin Stitt

d)

d. Mick Cornet

38.

What is the capitol city of Oklahoma?

a)

a. Oklahoma City

b)

b. Tulsa

c)

c. Lawton

d)

d. Norman

39.

Who elects the President?

a)

a. Voters

b)

b. Citizens

c)

c. Electoral College

d)

d. Congress

40.

Which of the following was NOT one of our enemies during World War II?

a)

a. German

b)

b. Soviet Union

c)

c. Italy

d)

d. Japan

OK Civcis Test HB 2030

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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