What is a Constructed Response? Short Answer: Short-answer questions are open- ended questions that require you to create an answer.
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What is a Constructed Response?
Short Answer:
Short-answer questions are open-ended questions that require you to create an
answer.
“R.A.C.E.”
0Read the question
0Answer the question
0Cite evidence if needed
0Explain or give details
Read the Question (the "R" in "RACE")
0Read the question to make sure you understand what is being asked. What is the question asking?
Unit 3 Post Assessment Question:
Explain why the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution. How does the Bill of Rights protect people in the following situations:
a. A person who wants to make a speech about a new rule he/she dislikes.
b. A person accused of a crime.
c. A person who wants to protect his home.
Answer the Question (the "A" in "RACE")
0 MAKE SURE YOU ANSWER THE QUESTION! STAY FOCUSED ON ANSWERING THE QUESTION
Unit 3 Post Assessment Question:
Explain why the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution.
The Bill of Rights was added to the United States Constitution to guarantee the protection of the people from a strong central government.
How does the Bill of Rights protect people in the following situations:
a. A person who wants to make a speech about a new rule he/she dislikes.
b. A person accused of a crime.
c. A person who wants to protect his home.
Cite the Evidence & Explain (the "C" & “E” in "RACE")
Some short answer questions will require you to support your answers with details to explain the “why” or “how” and explain or give details.
How does the Bill of Rights protect people in the following situations:
a. A person who wants to make a speech about a new rule he/she dislikes. The Bill of Rights protects a person’s right to speech in the First Amendment. People have the right to express their ideas.
b. A person accused of a crime. The Bill of Rights protects a person who has committed a crime with allowing them to have a trial by jury, keep silent when being arrested, and being informed of the crimes against.
c. A person who wants to protect his home.The Bill of Rights allows a person to have a gun or weapon with the Second Amendment.
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