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Unit 2 Topic 1 Part B

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How a bill becomes a law is called the _______________

a)

senate process

b)

legislative process

c)

house of representatives process

d)

congress process

2.

A proposal (suggestion) for a new law or a proposal to change an existing law is called a __________.

a)

law

b)

bill

c)

process

d)

rule

3.

Can congress overturn a president's veto on a bill?

a)

yes

b)

no

c)

maybe

4.

Congress can make the bill into a law with a ____________ vote in both houses of congress.

a)

one third

b)

two thirds

c)

three thirds

5.

Congress is made up of ______________ and ______________. Choose 2

a)

House of Representatives

b)

Senate

c)

Legislative

d)

Judicial

6.

The legislative process is important allows members of ______________(Senate and House of Representatives) to work together to create _____________ and makes sure the bills are review becoming laws.

a)

Congress,

laws

b)

Judicial,

laws

c)

United States,

laws

d)

Congress,

bills

7.

A person who was born in the United States or has become a United States citizen by the process of naturalization is called a _______________________.

a)

Bristish citizen

b)

United States citizen

c)

citizen

d)

naturalization

8.

_____________ is the process of becoming a United States citizen.

a)

naturalization

b)

congress

c)

citizen

d)

ceremony

9.

To become a United States citizen through the process of naturalization you must be _____years of age

a)

18

b)

21

c)

16

d)

19

10.

To become a United States citizen through the process of naturalization you must live in the United States for ______ years,

a)

18

b)

5

c)

21

d)

3

11.

To become a United States citizen through the process of naturalization you must speak ___________.

a)

Spanish

b)

United States

c)

English

d)

British

12.

To become a United States citizen through the process of naturalization you must take an _______________________ to the United States.

a)

Pledge of Allegiance

b)

Oath of Allegiance

c)

test

d)

Oath of naturalization

13.

To become a United States citizen through the process of naturalization you must attend a __________________________.

a)

naturalization ceremony

b)

oath of allegiance

c)

pledge of allegiance

d)

naturalization party

14.

To become a United States citizen through the process of naturalization you must pass a test on ____________ and _____________. Choose 2

a)

History

b)

Government

c)

Math

d)

Reading

15.

A ________________ is a change or update made to the constitution.

a)

amendment

b)

bill

c)

law

d)

naturalization

16.

Why are amendments important?

a)

to make sure laws are able to be changed when needed to ensure that all Americans have fair rights

b)

to make sure laws can not be changed when needed to ensure that all Americans have fair rights

c)

to make sure laws are able to be changed easily to ensure that all Americans have fair rights

d)

to make sure laws are able to be changed by the principal to ensure that all Americans have fair rights

17.

________________ are freedoms we have as citizens; these are protected by the laws of the United States.

a)

rights

b)

responsibilities

c)

amendments

d)

laws

18.

___________________ are things we should do that make us good citizens.

a)

rights

b)

responsibilities

c)

laws

d)

amendments

19.

Choose 3 rights we have as United States Citizens:

a)

Freedom to express yourself

b)

Freedom to whatever you whenever you want

c)

Freedom to worship as you wish.

d)

Freedom to tell people what they should worship

e)

Right to prompt; fair trial by jury

20.

Choose 3 rights we have as United States Citizens:

a)

Right to vote in elections for public officials

b)

Right to vote in elections for the next principal

c)

Right to apply for federal employment requiring U.S. citizenship

d)

Right to run for elected office

e)

Right to tell people what they can and cannot do

21.

Choose 3 Responsibilities of a United States Citizen

a)

support and defend the constitution

b)

stay informed of the issues affecting your community

c)

pick and choose who you want to live in your community

d)

participate in the democratic process

e)

volunteer for school functions

22.

Choose 3 Responsibilities of a United States Citizen

a)

support and defend the constitution

b)

stay informed of the issues affecting your community

c)

pick and choose who you want to live in your community

d)

participate in the democratic process

e)

volunteer for school functions

23.

Choose 3 Responsibilities of a United States Citizen

a)

Respect and obey federal, state, and local laws

b)

respect the rights, beliefs, and opinions of others

c)

disrespect the rights, beliefs, and opinions of others

d)

Participate in your local community

e)

Call the police every time you see someone doing something wrong

24.

Choose 3 Responsibilities of a United States Citizen

a)

Pay taxes

b)

refuse to pay taxes

c)

serve on a jury when called upon

d)

refuse to serve on a jury when called upon

e)

defend the country if the need should arise

25.

True of False: It is important to have right and responsibilities because they help make sure America remains free and prosperous

a)

True

b)

False

26.

The first way to amend the US Constitution is for Congress to propose an ___________; two thirds of the members is both the House of Representatives and the Senate must ___________ on the change.

a)

amendment,

disagree

b)

amendment,

agree

c)

law,

agree

d)

law,

disagree

27.

The second way to amend the US Constitution for ___________ of the state legislatures to ask congress to call a ____________ where to the amendments would be proposed.

a)

one-third,

convention

b)

two-thirds,

convention

c)

three-fourths,

convention

d)

two-thirds,

committee

28.

The following steps are _____________________

1-an idea for a bill is created by someone in congress and introduced

2-a committee looks over the bill

3-The senate/house of representatives discuss the bill and makes changes if needed

4-They vote on the bill, then it is passed to the other group in congress

5-if the bill passes, it is sent back to the group that created the bill to be approved

6- The bill is sent to the president to sign or he can veto it and congress can override the veto

a)

steps for a bill to become a law

b)

steps for a law to become a bill

c)

steps for an amendment to be changed

d)

steps for a law to be changed