Question 1

Which of these is not a protection under the First Amendment?

Accepted Answer

freedom to govern

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freedom of speech

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freedom to petition

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freedom to assemble

Question 2

Who wrote the Bill of Rights?

Accepted Answer

James Madison

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George Washington

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Thomas Jefferson

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John Adams

Question 3

Which of these is protected under freedom of speech?

Accepted Answer

the right to say something critical of the government

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the right to drive a car

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the right to attend public school

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the right to vote in local and state elections

Question 4

Which of these is not protected under freedom of speech?

Accepted Answer

yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theater when there is no fire

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expressing an opinion that most people do not agree with

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expressing an opinion that the government does not agree with

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yelling “Hello!” into a cave to hear the echo

Question 5

Which of these most directly protects a group of 10,000 people marching in a city to support women's rights?

Accepted Answer

freedom to assemble

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freedom of the press

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freedom to govern

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freedom of religion

Question 6

What is the freedom to petition?

Accepted Answer

the right to challenge anything you don't support

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the right to write a letter to your teacher

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the right to express yourself freely in speech

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the right to own as many pets as you want

Question 7

True or False: There are no restrictions on any of the freedoms of the First Amendment.

Accepted Answer

False

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Maybe

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Yes

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True

Question 8

Which of these would most clearly challenge freedom of religion?

Accepted Answer

a law that bans the religious practice of fasting

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a law that requires every citizen over age 18 to vote in the presidential election

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a law that makes owning foxes as pets illegal

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a law that requires companies to give employees time off when they are sick

Question 9

True or False: Citizens can protest another amendment under the freedoms of the First Amendment.

Accepted Answer