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Is That Really in the Constitution?
Guess whether these items are really in the United States Constitution, including all amendments.
Inspired by Quizmaster's Is That Really in the Bible?
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Last updated: August 19, 2023
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| First submitted | August 19, 2023 |
| Times taken | 498 |
| Average score | 66.7% |
| Rating | 5.00 | Report this quiz | Report |
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1.
The President may be impeached
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
2.
Upon the President's death, the Vice President inherits the office
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
3.
The Supreme Court can strike down unconstitutional laws
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
4.
A permit for the creation of a capital district
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
5.
More stars must be added to the flag for each state that joins
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
6.
Only men can vote (prior to the 19th Amendment)
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
7.
Congress can overturn presidential vetoes
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
8.
The President must take an oath of office at his inauguration
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
But not necessarily on a Bible
9.
The first act of every Congress must be to elect a House Speaker
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
10.
Cruel and unusual punishment is prohibited in prisons
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
11.
Territories are given one non-voting delegate in the House
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
12.
The President is supreme commander of the armed forces
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
13.
The Supreme Court can never have more than twelve members
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
14.
The President and Vice President cannot be from the same state
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
Electors cannot vote for two people who are both from their state, but everything else is fair game
15.
States enjoy every privilege not given to the federal government (excluding those prohibited to both)
In the Constitution
✓
Not
✓
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As a French taker, I feared to completely fail it, but at the end I got 100%. I guess that my semester of foreign constitutionnal right studies helped.