1) Who is the commander –in chief- of the U.S. military?
- a. the President
- b. the Speaker of the House
- c. the Vice President
2) What special group advises the President?
- a. the Congress
- b. the Cabinet
- c. the U.S. military
3) Who signs a bill into law?
- a. the President
- b. the Speaker of the House
- c. the Vice-President
4) In what month do Americans vote for the president?
- a. January
- b. June
- c. November
5) Who elects the president?
- a. the Cabinet
- b. the Congress
- c. the Electoral College
6) In what month is the new president inaugurated?
- a. January
- b. June
- c. November
7) What is the White House?
- a. the place where congress meets
- b. the president’s official home
- c. the vice-president’s official home
8) What is it called if a president refuses to sign a bill?
- a. appointment
- b. legislation
- c. veto
9) Who becomes President of the United States if the President should die?
- a. the commander-in-chief
- b. the Speaker of the House
- c. the vice-president
10) For how long do we elect the President?
a. 4 years
b. 8 years
c. 16 years
11) How many terms may a president serve?
a. one
b. two
c. no limit
Judicial Branch
1) What is the highest court in the United States?
- a. the Appeals Court
- b. the Superior Court
- c. the Supreme Court
2) How many Supreme Court justices are there?
- a. 1
- b. 9
- c. 50
3) Who selects the Supreme Court justices?
- a. They are appointed by the House.
- b. They are appointed by the President.
- c. They are appointed by the Senate.
4) What are the duties of the Supreme Court?
- a. to interpret laws
- b. to make laws
- c. to change the constitution
1) What are the duties of Congress?
- a. to make laws
- b. to enforce laws
- c. to make sure laws are fair
2) What is Congress?
- a. the president and the vice-president
- b. the House of Representatives and the Senate
- c. the Supreme Court and federal courts
3) Where does Congress meet?
- a. in the president’s Cabinet
- b. in the White House
- c. in the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
4) How many senators are there in congress?
- a. 50
- b. 100
- c. 435
5) How many representatives are there in Congress?
- a. 50
- b. 100
- c. 435
6) Who elects Congress?
- a. the people
- b. the Electoral College
- c. the representatives of Congress
7) Who has the power to declare war?
- a. Congress
- b. The President
- c. The House of Representatives
8) For how long is each senator elected?
- a. 2 years
- b. 4 years
- c. 6 years
9) For how long is each representative elected?
- a. 2 years
- b. 4 years
- c. 6 years
10) Who makes the laws in the United States?
a. Congress
- b. Supreme Court
- c. President