Civics Unit Test
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Question
Use the texts Law of the Land and TFK Explains: The Supreme Court to answer the question.
Law of the Land
TFK Explains: The Supreme Court
Which document does the Supreme Court use to decide a case?
(1 point)
Responses
The U.S. Constitution
The U.S. Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence
The Pledge of Allegiance
The Pledge of Allegiance
The Articles of Confederation
The U.S. Constitution
The document that the Supreme Court uses to decide a case is the U.S. Constitution.
To find the answer to this question, you need to refer to the texts "Law of the Land" and "TFK Explains: The Supreme Court."
1. Start by reading the "Law of the Land" text. Look for any information related to the document that the Supreme Court uses to decide a case. Pay close attention to any mentioned documents or sources.
2. Next, move on to the "TFK Explains: The Supreme Court" text. Look for any additional details or explanations about the Supreme Court's decision-making process. Again, pay attention to any mentioned documents or sources.
3. Compare the information you gather from both texts. Identify any similarities or repeated information related to the document in question. Cross-reference these details to ensure accuracy.
4. Once you have gathered all relevant information, select the answer that corresponds to the document mentioned in the texts. In this case, the answer should be "The U.S. Constitution," as it is likely to be the document that the Supreme Court uses to decide a case.
Remember to carefully read and analyze the given texts to ensure you provide the correct answer based on the information provided.