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Froggy Jumps Bill of Rights QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of the first ten amendments. by Christy Wren 1 What is the primary purpose of the Bill of Rights? a Protect individual liberties from government infringement b Expand federal power c Limit state rights 2 Which amendment guarantees freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition? a Second Amendment b Fourth Amendment c First Amendment 3 Which amendment protects the right to bear arms? a First Amendment b Third Amendment c Second Amendment 4 What does the Fourth Amendment protect against? a Quartering of soldiers b Unreasonable searches and seizures c Cruel and unusual punishment 5 Which amendment ensures due process and protections against self-incrimination and double jeopardy? a Sixth Amendment b Fifth Amendment c Eighth Amendment 6 Which amendment guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury? a Sixth Amendment b Twelfth Amendment c Eighth Amendment 7 Which amendment prohibits excessive bail and fines, and cruel or unusual punishment? a Seventh Amendment b Eighth Amendment c Ninth Amendment 8 Which sentence uses a correct contraction with apostrophes? a I can't go to the party. b I cannot go to the party. c I cant go to the party. 9 Choose the sentence with the correct possessive form. a The dogs' leash is red. b The dog's leash is red. c The dogs leash is red. 10 Which sentence uses commas in a simple list correctly? a We bought apples, oranges and bananas. b We bought apples, oranges, and bananas. c We bought apples oranges and bananas. 11 Where should the comma go in this sentence: 'Yes that is correct'? a Yes, that is correct. b Yes that is, correct. c Yes,that is correct. 12 Which sentence has an apostrophe for a plural noun (incorrect)? a The pencils were on the desk. b The teachers were simple wrong: pencils were on the desk. c The pencil's were on the desk. 13 Choose the correct placement of a comma after an introductory phrase. a We went for a walk after dinner. b After dinner, we went for a walk. c After dinner we went for a walk. 14 Which sentence correctly shows a possessive with a plural noun? a The student’s books were on the desk. b The students' books were on the desk. c The students books were on the desk. 15 Identify the sentence with correct comma usage before a coordinating conjunction. a It was late but, we finished the project. b It was late, but we finished the project. c It was late but we finished the project. 16 Which line uses an apostrophe for omission correctly? a They've announced the result's. b They have announced the results. c They've announced the results. 17 Choose the sentence with correct comma use in nonessential information. a My sister who loves dogs adopted a puppy. b My sister, who loves dogs, adopted a puppy. c My sister, who loves dogs adopted a puppy. 18 Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence? a Thomas Jefferson b John Payne c John Adams 19 On what date was the Declaration of Independence adopted? a July 4, 1776 b July 4, 1779 c July 4, 1791 20 Unalienable means a Rights that cannot be taken away. b Rights granted by the government that can be revoked c Rights to freedom of speech and religion only. 21 Tyranny means a Cruel and unfair use of power b A government where power is shared equally among all citizens. c A system where elected officials serve the people's interests fairly and transparently. 22 Grievances means a Complaints or wrongs b Rights that cannot be taken away. c To officially approve 23 Ratify means a To officially approve b Set aside a rule c Void an agreement 24 The purpose of the Declaration of Independence PREAMBLE is a Explains why the document is being written b States the basic rights of all people c Lists the colonists' complaints against the king. 25 The purpose of the Declaration of Independence GRIEVANCES is a Lists the colonists' complaints against the king. b Officially declares independence c States the basic rights of all people 26 The purpose of the Declaration of Independence RESOLUTION is a Officially declares independence b Lists the colonists' complaints against the king. c Explains why the document is being written 27 The purpose of the Declaration of Independence Natural Rights is a States the basic rights of all people b Explains why the document is being written c Lists the colonists' complaints against the king. 28 What does self-evident mean? a Obvious; doesn't need proof b to be hidden c to approve 29 Which of the following were the unalienable rights mentioned in the Declaration of Independence? a life, liberty, pursuit of happiness b bear arms c the right to travel 30 What year was the Bill of Rights ratified? a 1791 b 1776 c 1789

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by Christy Wren

What is the primary purpose of the Bill of Rights?

Which amendment guarantees freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition?

Which amendment protects the right to bear arms?

What does the Fourth Amendment protect against?

Which amendment ensures due process and protections against self-incrimination and double jeopardy?

Which amendment guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury?

Which amendment prohibits excessive bail and fines, and cruel or unusual punishment?

Which sentence uses a correct contraction with apostrophes?

Choose the sentence with the correct possessive form.

Which sentence uses commas in a simple list correctly?

Where should the comma go in this sentence: 'Yes that is correct'?

Which sentence has an apostrophe for a plural noun (incorrect)?

Choose the correct placement of a comma after an introductory phrase.

Which sentence correctly shows a possessive with a plural noun?

Identify the sentence with correct comma usage before a coordinating conjunction.

Which line uses an apostrophe for omission correctly?

Choose the sentence with correct comma use in nonessential information.

Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?

On what date was the Declaration of Independence adopted?

Unalienable means

Tyranny means

Grievances means

Ratify means

The purpose of the Declaration of Independence PREAMBLE is

The purpose of the Declaration of Independence GRIEVANCES is

The purpose of the Declaration of Independence RESOLUTION is

The purpose of the Declaration of Independence Natural Rights is

What does self-evident mean?

Which of the following were the unalienable rights mentioned in the Declaration of Independence?

What year was the Bill of Rights ratified?