Educational worksheet about the U.S. Constitution for students.

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Worksheet: "What do you know about the U.S. government?"

#### Passage Summary:
The passage explains:
- The U.S. Constitution was written about 200 years ago.
- It established the structure of the U.S. government with three branches.
- Each branch has a role: making laws, enforcing laws, and interpreting laws.
- The Constitution guarantees rights (like freedom of choice and fair treatment).
- It's important that everyone in the United States follows the Constitution.

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Task 1: Look at the underlined sentence in the passage. Circle the letter for the answer below that tells what 'branches' means.

> Underlined sentence: *"The Constitution says that the U.S. government should have three branches."*

Options:
a. trunks
b. goes a different way
c. parts

✔ Correct Answer: c. parts

Explanation: In this context, "branches" refers to the different parts of the government — the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. So, "parts" is the best definition here.

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Task 2: Draw a line from the beginning of each sentence to its ending.

Sentences:
a. The Constitution tells •
b. George Washington helped •
c. People have the right •

Endings:
- decide what would be in the Constitution.
- to be treated in a fair way.
- how the government should be run.

✔ Matching:

- a. The Constitution tells → how the government should be run.
*(It outlines the structure and rules of government.)*

- b. George Washington helped → decide what would be in the Constitution.
*(He was a key figure at the Constitutional Convention.)*

- c. People have the right → to be treated in a fair way.
*(This reflects constitutional rights like due process.)*

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Task 3: What is the Constitution mostly about?

✔ Answer:
The Constitution is mostly about establishing the structure of the U.S. government and protecting the rights of citizens. It outlines how the government should work, divides power among three branches, and ensures people are treated fairly.

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Bonus Question (Write your ideas):

> *What do you think it would be like to live in the United States if there were no Constitution?*

✔ Sample Student Response (for reference):
If there were no Constitution, there might not be clear rules for how the government works. Different leaders could make their own rules, and people might not have equal rights. There could be confusion, unfair treatment, and no fair way to solve problems. The Constitution helps keep things fair and organized.

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