Purdue LS100 2019 February 3 Unit Quiz Latest

LS100 Introduction to the Law and Legal Profession

Unit 3 Quiz

Question 1 The Bill of Rights consists of the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 2 As originally drafted, the U.S. Constitution consisted of

Question options:

1) seven articles

2) seven articles and the bill of rights

3) only a preamble

4) seven articles and twenty-seven amendments

Question 3 Which right is not protected by the First Amendment?

Question options:

1) freedom of religion

2) freedom of press

3) freedom of assembly

4) freedom from unreasonable searches

Question 4Federalism means that two separate governments, state and federal, regulate citizens in the United States.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 5 The First Amendment prohibits the government from making laws respecting both the establishment of religion and the free exercise of religion.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 6 When both state and federal governments have the right to regulate an area, those governments have:

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1) exclusive jurisdiction

2) concurrent jurisdiction

3) original jurisdiction

4) bicameral legislatures

5) none of the above

Question 7 The federal legislature consists of a bicameral structure.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 8 The Equal Protection Clause

Question options:

1) has always been held to prohibit the practice of separate but equal

2) prohibits a school from considering race in its admissions policies

3) is found in the 14th Amendment

4) all of the above

Question 9 When the President refuses to either sign or veto proposed legislation, the bill is automatically vetoed.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False

Question 10 The U.S. Supreme Court has the power to declare state laws unconstitutional.

Question options:

                1) True

                2) False