Question 1 - Which of the following statements isnottrue?

1-The news media have nearly an unrestricted right to publish what they want about government.

2-Citizens have nearly an unrestricted right to say what they want about government.

3- Speech that fosters imminent lawless action can be limited by government.

4 - Government can regulate the time and place of public rallies and demonstrations as long as the regulations are reasonable and do not discriminate against groups that express views objectionable to authorities.

5-all of the above are true

Question 2- Assume that police arrest a suspect in the process of committing a crime. Which of the following actions would constitute an "unreasonable search and seizure" under the Constitution?

1-handcuffing the accused

2-searching the accused's pockets for weapons

3-searching the accused's pockets for evidence related to the crime

4-searching the accused's cell phone for information that might be incriminating

Question 3 - As acted upon by the Supreme Court, the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause

1- has always been applied in ways aimed at giving black Americans the same legal rights as white Americans.

2-was the basis for declaring that separate public schools for black and white children are unconstitutional.

3-was used to outlaw discrimination in hotels, restaurants, and other public accommodations.

4-was used to force the federal government to create a affirmative action programs.

5-all of the above

Question 4 - Which statement best describes the efforts of disadvantaged groups to attain a greater degree of equality?

1-They've had to work long and hard to gain a fuller measure of their rights.

2-All their major gains have been achieved through action by the Supreme Court.

3-More privileged groups have consistently and willingly extended to disadvantaged groups the same rights and opportunities they enjoy.

-All disadvantaged groups have made nearly equal gains in terms of rights and opportunities; today, there is not much practical difference in the rights and opportunities these various groups enjoy.