Faith freedom and Public Schools Module 1 Quiz
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Quiz: Faith, Freedom, and Public Schools: Module 1
Due
Jan 29 at 11:59pm
Points
20
Questions
5
Time Limit
15 Minutes
Instructions
The quiz:
Covers the Faith, Freedom, and Public Schools
material for Module 2: Week 2.
Contains 5 multiple-choice
questions.
Is limited
to 15 minutes
.
Allows
1 attempt
.
Is worth 20 points
.
Submit this assignment by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module 2: Week 2.
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Score for this quiz: 20
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Submitted Jan 25 at 11:13am
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Question 1
4 / 4 pts
What did the Supreme Court say in the case of Abington School District v. Schempp?
The Bible is worthy of study.
Public schools can teach about the religious aspects of holidays.
The Constitution does not require a complete separation of "church and state".
Public schools can teach about the Ten Commandments.
Question 2
4 / 4 pts
What did the Federal Court determine in the case of Florey v. Sioux Falls School District? The Bible is worthy of study.
Public schools can teach about the Ten Commandments.
Schools can teach about the religious nature of holidays.
The Constitution does not require a complete "separation of church and state."
Question 3
4 / 4 pts
What did the Supreme Court say in the case of Lynch v. Donnelly?
The Constitution does not require complete separation of church and state.
Public schools can teach about the religious aspects of holidays.
The Bible is worthy of study.
Public schools can teach about the Ten Commandments.
Question 4
4 / 4 pts
From the conversation with Attorney David Cortman, can you tell your students you are a Christian?
Yes, but only if the student asks you.
Yes. Free speech protects whatever you say.
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No. As an "agent of the state" you must keep your religion to yourself.
Yes, when asked or in an education-related discussion.
Question 5
4 / 4 pts
From the conversation with Attorney David Cortman, when can you initiate talking about Christianity?
In an education-related context.
You just have to sneak it in.
Never. You must wait until a student asks you about religion.
Anytime. Free speech protects anything you say about your faith.
Quiz Score: 20
out of 20