The U.S. Constitution

Which part of the Constitution introduces the Constitution and explains its purpose?

• The Amendments

• The Articles

• The Preamble

• The Bill of Rights

Which part of the Constitution allows the nation to make changes to the Constitution?

• The Amendments

• The Articles

• The Preamble

• The Bill of Rights

What power does the President have to check the power of Congress?

• The power to appoint judges on the Supreme Court.

• The power to veto a bill created by Congress

• The power to declare a law unconstitutional.

• The power to impeach members of Congress

What power does Congress have to check the power of the President?

• The power to reject Supreme Court Justice Appointments made by the President.

• The power to override a Presidential Veto

• The power to impeach the President

• The power to veto a law created by the Supreme Court

What power does the Supreme Court have to check the power of Congress?

• The power to impeach members of Congress

• The power to veto a bill created by Congress

• The power to declare a bill or law unconstitutional.

• None of these options are correct

When the President rejects or cancels a bill proposed by Congress, what is this known as?

• Veto

• Ratify

• Impeach

• Amend

True or False: When a President is impeached, it means the President is removed from office and is no longer the President.

• True

• False

What is Article I of the Constitution?

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

• Judicial Branch

• State Relations

• Amendment Process

What is Article II of the Constitution?

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

• Judicial Branch

• State Relations

• Amendment Process

What is Article II of the Constitution?

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

• Judicial Branch

• State Relations

• Amendment Process