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Workshop 3 - It's your rights
Workshop 3 - It's your rights
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What are "seizures" in legal terms?
When the court changes a law
When the government takes a person’s property
When a person is elected
A type of government job
2
What does "influence" mean?
To change or affect something
To write a law
To remove something
To stop something from happening
3
What are "warrants"?
A new type of tax
A way to protest
Official documents allowing searches or arrests
A law passed by Congress
4
What are "innuendos"?
Indirect or hidden messages
A legal document
A government law
A type of speech
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What do "courts" do?
Decide if laws are fair
Help people find jobs
Write new laws
Create new taxes
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What is "analysis"?
A new law
A type of voting system
A way to memorize facts
) A careful study of something
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What does "disrupt" mean?
To make a law stronger
To interrupt or cause disorder
To create a new rule
To improve something
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What is a prefix?
A type of sentence
A word part added to the end of a word
A word part added to the beginning of a word
A verb that shows action
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What does "determine" mean?
To cancel something
To decide or figure something out
To describe a law
To study a book
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What does "ratify" mean?
To write a letter
To reject a law
To cancel an election
To officially approve something
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What does "prohibit" mean?
To describe an event
To create something new
To allow something
To not allow something
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What does "surveillance" mean?
Creating new laws
Speaking in public
Watching or monitoring people closely
Voting in an election
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What does "exercise" mean?
A way to speak loudly
A type of school
A way to practice or improve a skill
A form of government
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What does "impact" mean?
A type of rule
A government job
An effect or change caused by something
A decision made by the court
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What is a noun?
A word that describes a noun
A punctuation mark
A person, place, or thing
A word that describes an action
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What does "impose" mean?
To create a new business
To force a rule or decision on others
To remove a rule
To ask for help
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What does "analyze" mean?
To look at something carefully and understand it
To quickly read something
To change the meaning of a word
To make something bigger
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What is the Bill of Rights?
A type of tax
A list of freedoms guaranteed to U.S. citizens
A list of laws made by the president
A rule for schools
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What does "reform" mean?
To improve or change something for the better
To cancel a law
To close a business
To write a letter
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What does "abridging" mean?
Limiting or reducing something
Traveling to a new country
Writing a new law
Studying a book
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What does "express" mean?
To change a word’s meaning
To show thoughts or feelings
To move quickly
To hide information
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What does "condition" mean?
A rule or requirement that must be met
A way of speaking
A type of weather
A large amount of something
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What does "petition" mean?
A voting system
A formal request for change
A government job
A type of tax
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What does "violation" mean?
Breaking a rule or law
Asking for help
Following the rules
Making something better
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What does "syllables" mean?
The parts of a word that create its rhythm
A way to describe a verb
A type of grammar rule
The number of sentences in a paragraph
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1. What is a suffix?
A type of sentence
A word with the opposite meaning
A word part added to the beginning of a word
A word part added to the end of a word
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What is a verb?
A person, place, or thing
A word that shows action
A punctuation mark
A word that describes a noun
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What does "process" mean?
A new rule
A type of school
A set of steps to complete something
A way to write a sentence
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What is the Constitution?
A set of laws for one state
The highest law of the United States
A book about government
A court decision
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What does "relevant" mean?
A new idea
Completely different
) A type of government
Connected to the topic
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What does "federal" mean?
Related to the whole country’s government
) A type of election
A type of school
A rule for one state only
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What is an inference?
A guess based on evidence
A fact that is always true
A type of story
A new language
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What does "act" mean in government?
A type of performance
A law or decision made by the government
A part of the Constitution
A way to communicate
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What does "guarantee" mean?
To ask a question
To create a law
To promise that something will happen
To remove a rule
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What does "intrigued" mean?
Very bored
Very tired
Very confused
Very interested in something
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What does "amend" mean?
To cancel a rule
To change or fix something
To create a new law
To remove something completely
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What does "surveillance" mean?
Traveling to another country
Teaching a lesson
Writing new laws
Watching or monitoring people closely
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What does "discuss" mean?
To reject an idea
To take a test
To write a letter
To talk about something with others
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What does "precise" mean?
Very short
Very detailed and exact
Very confusing
Very fast
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What does "Congress" do?
Writes school textbooks
Teaches people about the government
Makes laws for the country
Creates new businesses
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What is an amendment?
A change or addition to a law or document
A government official
A new country
A type of voting system
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What does "reflect" mean?
To teach a lesson
To create a new law
To read a book
To think deeply about something
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What is a "proposal"?
A type of law
A government job
A type of school
A formal suggestion or plan
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How many syllables are in the word "communication"?
4
6
5
4
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What is a citizen?
Someone who is a legal member of a country
A person who owns land
A type of government worker
A person who visits another country
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What does "deviation" mean?
A type of paragraph
A school subject
A legal document
A change from what is normal
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What is an adjective?
A word that shows an action
A word that replaces a noun
A word that describes a noun
A type of paragraph
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What does "claim" mean?
To say something is true
To remove a law
To take something away
To reject an idea
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What is an adverb?
A word that means the opposite
A type of punctuation
A word that describes a verb
A question word
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What does "ruling" mean?
A new voting system
A form of exercise
A decision made by a court
A way to protest
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What is the Supreme Court?
The highest court in the U.S
A type of school
A group of lawmakers
A meeting of governors
