3 Branches of Our Government
3 Branches of Our Government (Continued)
3 Branches of Our Government Quiz
Bill of Rights
Bill of Rights: Which Amendment?
100

What are the three branches of our government?

The Executive, The Legislative, and the Judicial 

100

What person is elected by eligible U.S. citizens who vote and by the electoral college system?

The President

100

How did the Framers limit the federal government's power?

They divided the power between the three branches.

100

What three rights does the First Amendment provide?

Freedom of speech, religion, and the press.

100
You forget your uniform, so Mr. C. forces you to fashion a shirt out of chicken feathers and wear it all day as punishment. Which Bill of Rights Amendment has been violated?

Amendment 8

200

What is the branch of our government that makes the laws called?

The Legislative Branch

200

These two positions are elected by voters in their states?

Senators and Representatives

200

How does the Supreme Court work with the executive branch?

The Supreme Court needs the executive branch to enforce its decisions.

200

The 2nd Amendment gives citizens the the right to do what?

Bear arms/ Own guns

200

Mr. Bennet will not allow Mr. Chow to throw the eighth graders a BBQ. Which amendment right was violated?

Amendment 1

300

What is the branch of our government that enforces the laws called?

The Judicial Branch

300

These individuals study laws to see if they are correct according to the Constitution?

Judges/ Supreme Court Justices

300

The president has vetoed a bill passed by Congress. How can the legislative branch still pass the bill into law?

The Senate can override the veto with a two-thirds majority vote.

300

The 6th Amendment guarantees citizens this right?

The right to a fair and speedy trial.
300

When the school burns down in a freak cafeteria accident, students are force to allow classes to be conducted in their bedrooms. Which amendment right has been violated?

Amendment 3

400

What are the parts of our Congress?

The House of Representatives and the Senate

400

Where do the major branches of our federal government meet and work?

Washington D.C.

400

True or False: When Congress passes a bill the president disagrees with, the president can use their power to veto it.

True

400

The 7th Amendment protects the rights of people involved in what kinds of trials?

Civil trails

400

The Lancer Weekly publishes a story that claims that the Eight Graders have the "Cheese Touch." Which amendment provides the newspaper this right?

Amendment 1

500
How many senators are there?

One hundred

500

This individual is the leader of the Executive Branch of our government.

The President

500
True or False:

The Supreme Court's justices are chose by other judges and confirmed by the president.

False

500

How many amendments were originally added to the Constitution?

10

500

The Administration will not allow Mrs. Matheson's students to use markers. Which amendment has been violated?

Amendment 10

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