First Amendment and Public Schools Reading Quiz

Group 1

Question 1a

Multiple choice
  • Establishing a national religion

  • Regulating interstate commerce

  • Imposing taxes

  • Declaring war

Question 1b

Multiple choice
  • First Amendment

  • Tenth Amendment

  • Fourteenth Amendment

  • Fifth Amendment

Question 1c

Multiple choice
  • To enforce federal laws

  • To create informed citizens

  • To regulate private businesses

  • To establish local governments

Question 1d

Multiple choice
  • Brown v. Board of Education

  • Tinker v. Des Moines

  • Roe v. Wade

  • Marbury v. Madison

Question 1e

Multiple choice
  • Official school newspapers

  • Personal blogs

  • Social media posts

  • Independent magazines

Question 1f

Multiple choice
  • To promote political views

  • To prevent substantial disruption

  • To enforce dress codes

  • To limit student opinions

Question 1g

Multiple choice
  • Lack of enforcement

  • Gender bias in guidelines

  • High cost of uniforms

  • Limited styles available

Question 1h

Multiple choice
  • Speech advocating illegal drug use

  • Speech causing substantial disruption

  • Speech criticizing school policies

  • Speech supporting political candidates

Question 1i

Multiple choice
  • They are encouraged for cultural expression

  • They are often banned to discourage gang activity

  • They are ignored by school officials

  • They are required as part of the dress code

Question 1j

Multiple choice
  • To regulate student dress codes

  • To set rules for computer network use

  • To establish grading criteria

  • To outline sports participation guidelines

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