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Take a look at the following 10 sentences and pick the most  appropriate word to complete each sentence. There is no way go back to the previous questions. Just do your best to go through them all at once. Usually, the first choice becomes the best choice so believe yourself. At the end, you can review all questions to check out what you are missing. Now, let’s stay focused and run!

Active and Passive Voice in the Civics English

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The first 10 amendments [____________] the “Bill of Rights.”
With the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, the president can only [____________] to two terms (four years each) for a total of eight years.
The 27th Amendment explains how senators and representatives [____________].
In the United States, the power to govern comes from the people, who are the highest power. This [____________] “popular sovereignty.”
Senators [____________] to serve the people of their state for six years.
The Constitution gives the federal government the power to print money, declare war, create an army, and make treaties with other nations. Most other powers that [____________] to the federal government in the Constitution belong to the states.
In a democratic society, the people [____________] the leaders who will represent them.
The British government [____________] the rights of the colonists, so the colonies took back their power and separated from Great Britain.
The amendment can [____________] by a special convention in three-fourths of the states.
if one state [____________] many residents that state could get one or more new representatives.
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