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1. A town is deciding how to handle a controversial public speaker. Which consideration should weigh most?

The right to speak, even when many find it offensiveProtecting residents from speech that could lead to harassment or violenceNeutral rules about time and place, applied to everyone

They all matter equally to meNot surePrefer not to say

2. When a large majority wants something that a small minority says harms them, what should usually decide?

What the majority decidesProtections for the minority, even against a majorityWhatever fair, lawful process was followed

It depends too much to sayNot surePrefer not to say

3. When states or communities want different rules on the same issue, which is more important?

Letting each place decide for itselfThe same basic standards everywhereNational floor, local choice above it

It depends on the issueNot surePrefer not to say

4. After a disaster, how should limited rebuilding funds be prioritized first?

Households with the greatest needWhatever restores the local economy fastestAn equal share for every affected household

A mix of theseNot surePrefer not to say

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