How well do you know the Turkish Constitution?

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Turkey is a republic with a democratic, secular, and social legal system.
The state is indivisible, Turkish is the official language, and Ankara is the capital.
The Constitution cannot be amended to change the nature of the Republic or its fundamental principles.
The state aims to protect the independence, unity, and democracy of the Turkish people.
Sovereignty belongs to the people, who exercise it through authorized organs.
Legislative power is vested in the Turkish Grand National Assembly and cannot be delegated.
Executive power is exercised by the President and the Council of Ministers in accordance with the Constitution and laws.
Judicial power is independent and exercised by impartial courts on behalf of the Turkish people.
Everyone is equal before the law without discrimination based on language, race, gender, religion, or other factors.
The Constitution is the supreme law that binds all organs of the state and individuals, and laws cannot contradict it.