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Article III--US Constitution

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
How long can a federal judge serve in their position?
a)
For a fixed term of 10 years
b)
Until they reach retirement age
c)
As long as they maintain good behavior
d)
At the pleasure of the President
2.
What is the highest court in the United States according to Section 1 of the text?
a)
Supreme Court
b)
Inferior Court
c)
Congress
d)
Senate
3.
According to Section 2, to which cases does the judicial power of the United States extend?
a)
Only criminal cases
b)
Cases of Admiralty and maritime jurisdiction
c)
Civil cases between states
d)
All cases in Law and Equity, arising under the Constitution, the Laws of the United States, and Treaties made under their Authority
4.
In which cases does the supreme Court have original Jurisdiction according to Section 2 of the text?
a)
All Cases affecting Ambassadors
b)
Civil cases between states
c)
Cases of admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction
d)
All the other Cases mentioned
5.
According to Section 2, where should the Trial of all Crimes, except in Cases of Impeachment, be held?
a)
In the Supreme Court
b)
In any State chosen by the accused
c)
In the State where the said Crimes have been committed
d)
At the discretion of the President
6.
What does the passage define as "Treason against the United States"?
a)
Levying War against any foreign nation
b)
Adhering to the Allies of the United States
c)
Providing Aid and Comfort to Enemies of the United States
d)
Committing crimes against the Constitution
7.
According to Section 3, how many Witnesses' testimony is required to convict a Person of Treason?
a)
One Witness
b)
Three Witnesses
c)
Confession in open Court
d)
Two Witnesses
8.
Who has the Power to declare the Punishment of Treason according to Section 3?
a)
Supreme Court
b)
President
c)
Congress
d)
Senate
9.
According to Section 1, how long will the Judges hold their Offices in the supreme and inferior Courts?
a)
Until they retire
b)
During good Behaviour
c)
Lifetime tenure
d)
Until the President appoints new Judges
10.
How many Justices does this passage state should be on the Supreme Court?
a)
It states 3 Justices
b)
It states 6 Justices
c)
It states 9 Justices
d)
It does not state a number
11.

What is required for a Judge to be removed from their position according to Section 1?

a)

A simple majority vote in Congress

b)

Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors

c)

A presidential executive order

d)

A unanimous vote by the Supreme Court

12.

Under which condition can the Supreme Court exercise appellate Jurisdiction according to Section 2?

a)

In all cases without exception

b)

Only in cases involving state laws

c)

Under such Exceptions and under such Regulations as the Congress shall make

d)

Only in cases previously decided by inferior courts

13.

What does Section 3 specify as necessary for Congress to have the power to declare the punishment of Treason?

a)

A declaration of war

b)

A two-thirds majority vote in both houses

c)

A recommendation from the Supreme Court

d)

No specific conditions are mentioned