Unit 4: Executive Branch Test Review

Front

Which Article of the Constitution grants powers to the President and the Executive Branch?

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Article 2

Front

What is the minimum age required to run for President of the United States?

Back

35

Front

How many years must a candidate have been a resident of the U.S. to run for President?

Back

14

Front

What is the name of the speech the President gives to Congress in which they propose legislation?

Back

State of the Union

Front

Which one of the following headlines highlights the President's executive powers?
Options:
"President’s Appointee Will Enforce Federal Guidelines",
"President Mobilizes the National Guard to Quell Riots",
"President Delivers State of the Union Address to Congress"

Back

"President’s Appointee Will Enforce Federal Guidelines"

Front

The primary responsibility of the executive branch is:

Back

To execute laws

Front

The President sending troops to help keep peace in a U.S. city is an example of their powers in which role?

Back

Commander-in-Chief

Front

Signing a treaty, meeting with foreign leaders, and making trade agreements with foreign nations are examples of the President’s powers in which role?

Back

Chief Diplomat

Front

The President proposing a bill to Congress and encouraging a reluctant Senator to pass the bill is an example of their powers in which role?

Back

Chief Legislator

Front

Volunteering to serve Thanksgiving meals at a homeless shelter would fall under which role of the President?

Back

Chief Citizen