Chapter 5 Open Note Quiz Over Reading Notes And Vocabulary
Chapter 5 Open Note Quiz over Reading notes and vocabulary
- 1.Basic freedoms that are guaranteed under the Constitution, such as freedom of speech and freedom of religion. these rights are protections from governmental intrusion or abuse.
- A.
Civil rights
- B.
Civil liberties
- C.
Libel
- D.
Slander
- 2.Publishing false information about someone with intent to cause harm.
- A.
Libel
- B.
Slander
- C.
Prior restraint
- D.
Self-incrimination
- 3.Orally spreading false information about someone with intent to cause harm.
- A.
Libel
- B.
Prior restraint
- C.
Slander
- D.
Double jeopardy
- 4.The prosecution of a person a second time for a crime which the defendant has already been tried once and found not guilty. ____________________ is prohibited under the Fifth Amendment.
- A.
Self-incrimination
- B.
Libel
- C.
Slander
- D.
Double jeopardy
- 5.Guarantees of equal rights and equal treatment under the law. Unlike civil liberties, _____________ are not protections from government abuse, but rights that government must provide to its citizens, such as trial by jury and voting rights.
- A.
Civil rights
- B.
Civil liberties
- C.
Libel
- D.
Slander
- 6.The process by which the Supreme Court applies the Bill of Rights to the states through the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
- A.
Prior restraint
- B.
Libel
- C.
Incorporation
- D.
Self-incrimination
- 7.An attempt by government to prevent the publication or broadcast of material considered harmful.
- A.
Incorporation
- B.
Prior restraint
- C.
Libel
- D.
Slander
- 8.Statements, usually made under oath, suggesting that the person speaking is guilty of a crime.
- A.
Civil rights
- B.
Civil liberties
- C.
Double jeopardy
- D.
Self-incrimination
- 9.In your warmup for Tuesday, March 20th you were asked the five basic freedoms protected by the 1st amendment. Which one of these is NOT a freedom you listed?
- A.
Speech
- B.
Religion
- C.
Bearing of arms
- D.
Press
- 10.Chapter 5 Section 2 Reading Notes: You were asked to compare the difference between civil liberties and civil __________
- A.
Rights
- B.
Laws
- C.
Liberties
- D.
Issues
- 11.Chapter 5, Section 2 Reading Notes: Gitlow versus New York held that -
- A.
The due process clause extended the bill of rights to the states
- B.
Made the Supremacy clause null and void
- C.
Extended the Commerce clause to the states
- D.
Made the Constitution obsolete in terms of a bill of rights
- 12.Chapter 5, Section 2 Notes: The role of the Supreme court today is to
- A.
Try state cases
- B.
Hear original evidence in all cases
- C.
Enforce the laws
- D.
Interpret the law and oversee the lower courts decisions
- 13.Which amendment of the bill of rights deals with excessive bail?
- A.
1st
- B.
2nd
- C.
7th
- D.
8th
- 14.This was the case mentioned in your matrix that dealt with the 10th amendment
- A.
Gitlow vs. New York
- B.
Miranda vs. Arizona
- C.
United States vs. Morrison
- D.
Gideon vs. Wainwright
- 15.In your matrix there was a court case referencing the 7th amendment - trial by jury in civil suits
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 16.According to your matrix, the following cases all have to do with which amendment? 1.) Engel vs. Vitale 2.) Lemon vs. Kutzman 3.) Texas vs. Johnson
- A.
8th
- B.
1st
- C.
2nd
- D.
3rd
- 17.According to your matrix the right to not incriminate oneself and the right to not be put in double jeopardy is protected by what amendment?
- A.
1st
- B.
3rd
- C.
5th
- D.
7th
- 18.According to your matrix the following cases had to do with which amendment? 1.) Katz vs. Ohio 2.) Terry vs. Ohio
- A.
3rd
- B.
2nd
- C.
1st
- D.
4th
- 19.According to your matrix, the case of Miranda vs. Arizona dealt with which amendment?
- A.
4th
- B.
3rd
- C.
2nd
- D.
5th
- 20.What were you supposed to do in the 4th column of your matrix?
- A.
Describe the rights protected by the amendment
- B.
Make an illustration
- C.
Write down the supreme court case that established precedent for the rights protected
- D.
Read the amendment
- 21.If you are absent for an assignment, what are you supposed to do?
- A.
Get the notes from a classmate or get them from coach Thompson's binder
- B.
Don't do the assignment
- C.
Cheat on the open note quiz
- D.
Wait until the last minute and then copy half the assignment from someone who did it completely wrong
- 22.For the preview to this chapter we discussed the rights of the principle or school authorities to search what?
- A.
The students' homes
- B.
Teachers' homes
- C.
Student lockers
- D.
We didn't discuss searching anything or anybody during the preview
- 23.The number of vocabulary terms you were asked to define was?
- A.
5
- B.
4
- C.
3
- D.
None of the choices listed here
- 24.According to your matrix, how many amendments make up the bill of rights?
- A.
8
- B.
9
- C.
7
- D.
10
- 25.According to your matrix, there are several precedents for the 3rd amendment
- A.
True
- B.
False
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