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Structure of the Mo Constitution

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date

1-10.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

How many articles are currently in the Missouri Constitution?

a)

16 articles

b)

14 articles

c)

12 articles

d)

10 articles

2.

What is the first article of the Missouri Constitution dedicated to?

a)

Government Structure

b)

Education

c)

The Preamble

d)

Bill of Rights

3.

Why does the Missouri Constitution include similar rights as the U.S. Bill of Rights?

a)

To extend federal laws

b)

To prepare for state independence

c)

To duplicate laws

d)

To confuse citizens

4.

What unique right is included in the Missouri Bill of Rights?

a)

Right to digital privacy

b)

Right to free public transport

c)

Right to farm

d)

Right to internet access

5.

What happens to unconstitutional provisions in the Missouri Constitution?

a)

They are ignored

b)

They are automatically removed

c)

They are voted on annually

d)

They become federal law

6.

How many branches of government are established by the Missouri Constitution?

a)

Five branches

b)

Four branches

c)

Three branches

d)

Two branches

7.

Which article in the Missouri Constitution is dedicated to education?

a)

Article 9

b)

Article 12

c)

Article 15

d)

Article 6

8.

What does the Missouri Constitution say about the distribution of power?

a)

It allows for citizen governance

b)

It divides power among multiple branches

c)

It does not specify power distribution

d)

It concentrates power in one branch

9.

What does the Missouri state motto, 'Salus populi suprema lex esto', mean?

a)

The king's word is supreme

b)

The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law

c)

Justice above all

d)

Serve the public trust

10.

What is the primary goal of the Missouri government as stated in the constitution?

a)

To serve its citizens

b)

To monitor citizen activities

c)

To enforce strict laws

d)

To increase state revenue