How the Constitution is amended
Grade 8 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.
How many years passed from the 27th Amendment's proposal to its ratification, Bo asks?
- 213 years
- 3,781 years
- 203 years
- 193 years
About how many proposals were there for each amendment ratified, Esme asks?
Use the picture in question 1.
- About 27
- About 444
- About 44
- About 4,440
Why have so few proposals become amendments, by the note, Jun asks?
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- The Supreme Court must propose them
- Congress has proposed very few
- Article V needs two-thirds and then three-fourths
- The President vetoes most of them before the states vote
By the 22nd Amendment's box, what does it limit, Kira asks?
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- Changes to Congress's pay
- Being elected President more than twice
- The number of amendments Congress may propose
- The age for voting
How many years passed from the 22nd Amendment's passage to its ratification, Milo asks?
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- 3,898 years
- 14 years
- 4 years
- 40 years
Which claim is careful, Noah asks?
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- Congress alone can ratify amendments
- Most proposals become amendments
- An amendment can be ratified long after it is proposed
- Each amendment is ratified within one year of being proposed
A note says, 'The Constitution has 12 amendments.' What fix does Pia make?
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- Change 12 to 27
- Keep 12; it is right
- Change 12 to 10
- Change 12 to 11,985
A note says, 'The President signed the 27th Amendment in 1992.' What fix does Ren make?
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- The President has no role in amendments
- Change 27th to 22nd
- Keep it; the note is right
- Change 1992 to 1789
Which question can Tala's diagram answer?
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- How long the 27th Amendment took
- Which proposals will pass next
- Why each state voted as it did
- Who wrote each of the 11,985 proposals
In the 22nd Amendment's box, which step came on February 27, 1951, Zee asks?
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- A signature by the President
- A national convention
- Passage by Congress
- Ratification by the states