Some examples from this set of practice questions
1.
What is the purpose of the establishment clause?
Answer: Prevents the establishment of an official religion or preferential treatment of a certain religion by the government
2.
What is the purpose of the exercise clause?
Answer: Allows citizens the right to practice their preferred religion if they\'re not violating any laws
3.
What does the preferred position doctrine state?
Answer: Free speech is fundamental to liberty, therefore any limit must address severe, imminent threats
4.
Describe symbolic speech.
Answer: A form of speech illustrated by actions that purposefully convey a particular message or statement
5.
Describe hate speech.
Answer: A form of speech illustrated by hateful intent
6.
Is hate speech legal in the United States?
Answer: Yes, as long as it doesn\'t call for imminent lawless action.
7.
What is libel?
Answer: A written form of defamation
8.
What is slander?
Answer: A spoken form of defamation
9.
Define defamation.
Answer: The act of damaging someone\'s reputation
10.
What is obscenity?
Answer: A statement that is 1. patently offensive 2. utterly without redeeming social value when contemporary community standards are applied
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