MO Constitution Test: Part III

Which of the following BEST describes voting rights in MO?

• A person HAS to be a part of a political party

• A person does NOT have to be a part of a political party

• A person should be a spokesperson for their political party of choice

• A person has to have voted before.

Which of the following BEST describes voting rights in MO?

• A person has to be at least 21 years old.

• A person has to be at least 22 years old.

• A person has to be at least 18 years old.

• A person has to be at least 16 years old.

Which of the following BEST describes voting rights in MO?

• A person does not have to be present in their voting district that day.

• A person has to be present in their voting district ON THAT DAY.

• A person cannot leave their district that day.

• A person cannot leave their home that day.

Which of the following BEST describes voting rights in MO?

• A person can obtain a visitor's license.

• A person does not have to be a resident of MO at all.

• A person has to be a resident for at least 50 days.

• A person has to be a resident of MO for at least 30 days.

Which of the following BEST describes voting rights in MO?

• A person does not have to be a citizen of the United States.

• A person only needs a voter guest card from the government

• A person has to be a citizen of the United States.

• A person does not need to live on Earth.

Which of the following BEST describes voting rights in MO?

• A person must be able to read and write.

• a person does not need to know how to read and write.

• A person must be smarter than a 5th grader.

• A person must pass a literacy test

Which of the following BEST describes voting rights in MO?

• A person does not need to be registered to vote.

• A person can register voting day and get instant approval

• A register is only where you place cash.

• A person must be registered to vote.

What year did MO become a state?

• 1900

• 1821

• 1789

• 2011

The Constitution that MO currently operates under was adopted what year?

• 1821

• 2005

• 1928

• 1945

The Three Levels of state courts in MO from highest to lowest are?

• Appeals courts, district courts, Supreme Court

• Supreme Court, Appeals courts, Circuit courts

• Supreme Court, appeals courts, district courts