What the Constitution Means to Me Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is Heidi’s initial analogy for defining the nature of the U.S. Constitution? (from Pages 14 – 19)

She compares it to a crucible, or witch’s cauldron.

She compares it to the Christian Bible.

She compares it to a history textbook.

She compares it to a tree with many branches.

2.

Whose political campaign does Heidi commit to supporting? (from Pages 92 - 99)

Rosdely's.

Thursday's.

Mike's.

Her mother's.

3.

What non-human creature did childhood Heidi imagine herself to be? (from Pages 14 – 19)

A swimming fairy.

A space alien.

A fairy in the wind.

An otter.

4.

What is the main problem that Thursday sees in Heidi’s argument that the Constitution can be reworked through the process of creating new Amendments? (from Pages 79 – 92)

Any new Amendment, she says, will have to be voted on in an elet

She claims that the creation and implementation of new Amendments will not be considered thoroughly enough.

Any new Amendment, she says, will be automatically vetoed by whoever is President.

She claims that the creation and implementation of new Amendments takes too much time.

5.

Who is Amber? (from Pages 73 - 79)

The audience member chosen by Mike to act as judge for the debate.

A theatre technician who brings Heidi the envelopes with the judge's verdict in them.

The audience member chosen by Rosdely to act as judge for the debate.

A person in the audience who interrupts the debate to ask a question.

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