Constitution Day Survey Question Title 1. Which of the following people serves on the U.S. Supreme Court? (Select only one response.) John Kerry Lawrence Warren Pierce Judith Sheindlin Elena Kagan OK Question Title 2. A trial of impeachment of a U.S. President takes place before... (Select only one response.) The U.S. Senate The U.S. House of Representatives The U.S. Supreme Court The District of Columbia Court of Appeals OK Question Title 3. What is the Bill of Rights? (Select only one response.) The law among the states prior to the ratification of the U.S. Constitution A name given to a group of Constitutional amendments A signed petition upon which the U.S. Constitution was based A list of demands sent to the British monarchy by colonial Americans OK Question Title 4. Which of the following powers is NOT granted to the Executive Branch by the U.S. Constitution? (Select only one response.) Nominating Supreme Court justices Granting pardons Establishing taxes Acting as Commander-in-Chief of the military OK Question Title 5. Who is the current President of the Senate? (Select only one response.) Joe Biden John Roberts Nancy Pelosi Kamala Harris OK Question Title 6. Who was the “Father of the Constitution”? (Select only one response.) Benjamin Franklin James Madison Thomas Jefferson George Mason OK Question Title 7. How long are terms for members of Congress? (Select only one response.) 6 years for senators, 2 years for representatives 4 years for senators, 6 years for representatives 4 years for senators, 2 years for representatives 4 years for senators, 4 years for representatives OK Question Title 8. Which of the following is NOT protected by the First Amendment? (Select only one response.) Freedom of speech Freedom of assembly Right to an education Right to petition the government OK Question Title 9. The Constitution must be reauthorized every four years. (Select only one response.) False True Don't know OK Question Title 10. What is required before a proposed amendment can be approved as part of the Constitution?(Select only one response.) A two-thirds vote in both Houses of Congress and Presidential ratification A bill of ratification passed by a supermajority of Congress A two-thirds majority vote in a national referendum Ratification by three-fourths of the states OK Question Title 11. Under the U.S. Constitution, who can declare war? (Select only one response.) The Supreme Court Congress The President of the United States None of the above OK Question Title 12. Habeas Corpus protects against… (Select only one response.) Capital punishment Taxation without representation Illegal imprisonment Cruel and unusual punishment OK DONE