Bill of Rights

Question 1

Freedom of religion, speech, and press

Answer 1

First Amendment

Question 2

Right to petition

Answer 2

First Amendment

Question 3

Right of Assembly

Answer 3

First Amendment

Question 4

Freedoms, Petitions, Assembly

Answer 4

First Amendment

Question 5

Well-regulated militia

Answer 5

Second Amendment

Question 6

Keep and Bear Arms

Answer 6

Second Amendment

Question 7

Right to Bear Arms

Answer 7

Second Amendment

Question 8

Doesn’t allow the government to quarter troops in people’s homes

Answer 8

Third Amendment

Question 9

Quartering of Soldiers

Answer 9

Third Amendment

Question 10

No unreasonable search and seizures

Answer 10

Fourth Amendment

Question 11

Warrants for searches

Answer 11

Fourth Amendment

Question 12

“Due process of law” - certain legal procedures before punishment

Answer 12

Fifth Amendment

Question 13

Grand Jury Indictments

Answer 13

Fifth Amendment

Question 14

No Double Jeopardy

Answer 14

Fifth Amendment

Question 15

No Self INCRIMINATION

Answer 15

Fifth Amendment

Question 16

Rights in criminal cases

Answer 16

Fifth Amendment

Question 17

Informed of charges

Answer 17

Sixth Amendment

Question 18

Trial by Jury

Answer 18

Sixth Amendment

Question 19

Right to a lawyer

Answer 19

Sixth Amendment

Question 20

Right to a FAIR TRIAL

Answer 20

Sixth Amendment

Question 21

Trial by Jury in certain CIVIL TRIALS

Answer 21

Seventh Amendment

Question 22

Rights in civil cases

Answer 22

Seventh Amendment

Question 23

No cruel or unusual punishment or excessive bail

Answer 23

Eighth Amendment

Question 24

Bail, fines, punishment

Answer 24

Eighth Amendment

Question 25

Citizens have more rights than those specifically listed in the constitution

Answer 25

Ninth Amendment

Question 26

Rights retained by the people

Answer 26

Ninth Amendment

Question 27

The federal government has power only over what is specifically listed in the constitution

Answer 27

Tenth Amendment

Question 28

States’ Rights

Answer 28

Tenth Amendment

Question 29

The Bill of RIghts consists of _______ amendments to the Constitution.
A. The first 5
B. The first 10
C. The first 20
D. all 27

Answer 29

B. The first 10

Question 30

What Amendment states that citizens have more rights than are listed in the constitution.
A. First
B. Fifth
C. Ninth
D. Tenth

Answer 30

C. Ninth

Question 31

The Bill of Rights grants all of the following freedoms EXECEPT
A. property
B. speech
C. religion
D. press

Answer 31

A. property

Question 32

One amendment protects people from self-incrimination this means that
A. everyone has the right to trial by jury
B. no one can be made to testify against himself
C. excessive bail cannot be required
D. everyone has the right to have a lawyer in a criminal case

Answer 32

B. no one can be made to testify against himself

Question 33

What amendment guarantees the right to a speedy trial?
A. fourth
B. fifth
C. sixth
D. eighth

Answer 33

C. sixth

Question 34

What amendment prevents the federal government from declaring a national religion?
A. first
B. second
C. ninth
D. tenth

Answer 34

A. first

Question 35

What type of case is it when one person sues another person?
A. criminal
B. grand jury
C. civil
D. illegal

Answer 35

C. civil

Question 36

Double Jeopardy means?
A. a person can sue two people at the same time
B. a person can be tried for two crimes at the same time
C. two people can be tried for the same crime
D. a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime

Answer 36

D. a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime

Question 37

What amendment requires law officials to have a probable cause to enters a persons home?
A. third
B. fourth
C. sixth
D. seventh

Answer 37

B. fourth

Question 38

Which of the following is NOT in the constitution?
A. the right to remain silent
B. the right of trial by jury
C. the right to a public trial
D. the right to peacefully assemble

Answer 38

A. the right to remain silent