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Texas Constitution Article 4 and 5

Texas Constitution Article 4 and 5

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Social Studies

7th - 8th Grade

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Abby Richardson

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15 Slides • 21 Questions

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Texas Constitution Article 4 and 5

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Article 4 Sections 1 and 2

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4

Multiple Choice

What branch of government is discussed in Article 4?

1

Legislative Branch

2

Executive Branch

3

Judicial Branch

4

Separation of Powers

5

Multiple Choice

Who is the Chief Executive Officer?

1

The Governor

2

County Judge

3

Attorney General

6

Multiple Choice

Who elects members to this branch of government?

1

The Governor

2

Senate Members

3

Qualified Voters

7

Multiple Choice

Which of the member of the Executive Branch is not elected?

1

Attorney General

2

Secretary of State

3

Governor

8

Article 4

Sections 4 and 7

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10

Multiple Choice

What type of elections is held to elect members of this branch?

1

No election

2

Primary Election

3

General Election

11

Multiple Choice

How long is a term of office for all members of this branch?

1

2 Years

2

3 Years

3

1 Year

4

4 Years

12

Poll

True or False? The Lt. Governor has to be at least 30 years old, a citizen of the US, and resident of Texas for 5 years

True

False

13

Multiple Choice

The Governor of Texas is the Commander-in-Chief of Texas. Who does he have power over as Commander-in-Chief?

1

Military forces of the State and militia

2

No one

3

Congress

4

The people of Texas

14

Article 4

Section 16d

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16

Multiple Choice

If the Governor is unable to perform his duties who becomes governor?

1

Any congress member

2

Chief Justice

3

Lt. Governor

4

No one, the position stays empty till next election

17

Article 5

Section 1

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19

Multiple Choice

What branch of government is discussed in Article 5?

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

4

None!

20

Multiple Choice

What is this branches responsibility?

1

Interpret the law

2

Enforce the law

3

Create the law

21

Open Ended

How many different courts are vested in Texas?

22

Article 5

Sections 2 and 4

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24

Multiple Select

What are the two highest courts in Texas?

1

Supreme Court

2

Court of Criminal Appeals

3

County Courts

4

District Courts

25

Multiple Choice

Who is the leader of the Texas Supreme Court?

1

Governor

2

Lt. General

3

Chief Justice

26

Multiple Choice

Who is the leader of the Texas court of Criminal Appeals?

1

Chief Justice

2

Presiding Judge

3

Governor

4

Lt. Governor

27

Poll

True or False: All justices are elected by qualified voters in a General election and serve for a term of 6 years.

True

False

28

Article 5

Section 10

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30

Multiple Choice

In a criminal trial what does the defendant have the right too?

1

Trial by Jury

2

No Jury

3

To cry

4

To not go to trial because they don't feel like it

31

Poll

True or False: In a civil case to have a trial by jury there has to be a demand by a party and payment of a fee.

False

True

32

Article 5

Sections 12-13

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34

Multiple Choice

What is an indictment?

1

A break up letter

2

a written instrument presented to a court by a grand jury charging a person with a crime

3

A party invitation

4

A yummy snack

35

Open Ended

Name the two types of Juries

36

Open Ended

Give one reason you can be excused from Jury Duty

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