<p> Bill of Rights Post-Test</p><p>Name </p><p>1. Which of the following rights and freedoms is specifically guaranteed by the first ten amendments?</p><p> a. Right to an education</p><p> b. Freedom of the press</p><p> c. Right to privacy</p><p> d. Freedom to own property</p><p>2. The Fifth Amendment states that a person cannot be</p><p> a. Tried twice for the same crime</p><p> b. Forced to give evidence against himself or herself</p><p> c. Deprived of life, liberty, and property</p><p> d. All of the above</p><p>3. According to the Fourth Amendment, the police can search and seize a person’s property only if</p><p> a. The owner consents</p><p> b. The neighbors sign a petition</p><p> c. The chief of police gives permission</p><p> d. A judge issues a warrant</p><p>4. Which of these is not allowed, according to the Eighth Amendment?</p><p> a. Reasonable bail b. Reasonable fines</p><p> c. Jail terms</p><p> d. Cruel punishments</p><p>5. Why was the Ninth Amendment added</p><p> a. To ensure the people have rights beyond what is listed in the Constitution</p><p> b. To ensure police are paid fairly</p><p> c. To ensure your trial in located in the capital city of your state</p><p> d. To ensure schools are fair to all students</p><p>6. The Tenth Amendment states that</p><p> a. Most powers belong to the national government</p><p> b. Powers not given to the national government belong to the states or the people</p><p> c. The people have power over the government</p><p> d. The states are the most important part of the government</p><p>7. Pick an Amendment and tell me why you think it is the most important:</p><p>Answers will vary. Students should include the Amendment Name, Amendment Number, and a reasonable explanation as to why it is important.</p><p>8. Which of these is not allowed according to the First Amendment</p><p> a. Right to bear arms b. Freedom of speech</p><p> c. Freedom of Religion</p><p> d. All of the above</p><p>9. The Second Amendment states that</p><p> a. All dog owners must have a leash for their dog</p><p> b. Citizens have the right to bear arms</p><p> c. Citizens must be given enough notice to attend a trial</p><p> d. All citizens must participate in jury duty</p><p>10. Which of these statements describes the Third Amendment</p><p> a. During peacetime, citizens won’t have to keep soldiers</p><p> b. During peacetime, citizens must invite soldiers to stay in with them</p><p> c. During war, soldiers must donate half of their salary to charity</p><p> d. During war, citizens must donate half of their salary to the soldiers</p>