Dictation: Bill of Rights Watch: americanhistory.si.edu/citizenship/index.html? theme=2&question=5 and fill in the missing words. https://goo.gl/MfSyFQ

01. What do we call the first ten ____________________ to the Constitution?

02. The first ten amendments to the Constitution are called the ____________________.

03. Members of the Constitutional Convention wrote the Constitution in __________________.

04. The ____________________ Constitution did not protect individual rights.

05. Soon after, in ____________________, Congress added the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

06. The first amendment protects the ____________________ of speech, religion, and assembly.

07. It also protects the freedom of the ____________________, and freedom to petition the government.

08. Other amendments in the Bill of Rights protect the rights to a fast and public court trial, the right to ____________________, and the right to fair police searches.

09. The first ten amendments to the ____________________ are called the Bill of Rights.

Source: si.edu: Preparing for the Oath americanhistory.si.edu/citizenship/pdf/Transcript.pdf

Dictation: Bill of Rights Watch americanhistory.si.edu/citizenship/index.html?theme=12&question=6 https://goo.gl/RQ4k7G and fill in the missing words. 10. What is one right or freedom from the ____________________ Amendment?

11. The First Amendment ____________________ the right of speech, assembly, and press.

12. It protects the right to petition the ____________________ and freedom of religion.

13. ____________________ works only if people can talk to each other and share their opinions.

14. The First ____________________ of the U.S. Constitution protects these rights.

15. The freedom of speech. You are free to think and ____________________ as you want.

16. The freedom to peacefully ____________________. You are free to meet with other people in a peaceful way. You are free to protest for what you believe.

17. The freedom of the press. You are free to write or share your ____________________ in newspapers, magazines, books. Also on the radio, TV shows and the Internet.

18. You are free to ____________________ the government.

19. You have the right to ask the government to ____________________ or correct a problem.

20. You have freedom of ____________________. All people who live in the United States have these rights, not just citizens.

Source: si.edu: Preparing for the Oath americanhistory.si.edu/citizenship/pdf/Transcript.pdf