7th Grade Constitution Quiz
In order to ensure that young folks grow up to become responsible citizens, the knowledge of laws and rules used to govern the country is important. The constitution of the United States can be described as the collection of principles and laws considered supreme in all territories of the country. Are you savvy in legal matters? Take this quiz if you are a '7th grader'?
- 1.
What country has the longest constitution?- A.
Monaco
- B.
India
- C.
United States
- D.
United Kingdom
- 2.
What nation has the shortest constitution?
- A.
Italy
- B.
Monaco
- C.
Spain
- D.
Algeria
- 3.
What arm of the government prepares the constitution?
- A.
Judiciary
- B.
Legislature
- C.
Executive
- D.
Local
- 4.
What type of constitution is in a single act?
- A.
Codified constitution
- B.
Uncodified constitution
- C.
Rigid constitution
- D.
Flexible constitution
- 5.
What kind of constitution does the United States use?
- A.
Rigid constitution
- B.
Codified constitution
- C.
Uncodified constitution
- D.
Flexible constitution
- 6.
Which of these countries is governed by an uncodified constitution?
- A.
New Zealand
- B.
India
- C.
Nigeria
- D.
Cuba
- 7.
How many articles are in the Indian constitution?
- A.
349 articles
- B.
444 articles
- C.
568 articles
- D.
278 articles
- 8.
How many articles are in Monacan constitution?
- A.
34 articles
- B.
78 articles
- C.
97 articles
- D.
81 articles
- 9.
What part of the Constitution of Honduras states that the constitution can not be changed?
- A.
Article 349
- B.
Article 374
- C.
Article 127
- D.
Article 237
- 10.
What arm of the government interpretes the constitution?
- A.
Executive
- B.
Judiciary
- C.
Legislature
- D.
State
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