What the Constitution Means to Me Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the basis for Heidi’s argument to keep the Constitution? (from Pages 92 - 99)

That the majority of Americans support retaining the Constitution as it is.

That abolishing it will create more problems than it solves.

That it is working just fine as it is.

That abolishing it will not solve the problems in America that need to be solved.

2.

Who is Amber? (from Pages 73 - 79)

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

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

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

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

3.

What community does Heidi suggest has always been treated worse by American law than other communities? (from Pages 46 – 58)

Black men.

Indigenous women.

Gay women.

Indigenous children.

4.

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

She compares it to the Christian Bible.

She compares it to a tree with many branches.

She compares it to a history textbook.

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

5.

What aspect of their personal lives does Heidi suggest played a role in the male judges on the Supreme Court agreeing to allow birth control? (from Pages 28 - 36)

She says that some of the judges were having affairs with younger women.

She says that some of the judges were from Northern States.

Heidi suggests that some of the judges were paying child support to children they fathered out of wedlock.

Heidi suggests that the judges in question were more liberal than conservative.

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