Unit 4 - Day 8 - Agenda - 25-26 Baker

Multiple Choice

What is the main function of the executive branch?

• To make laws

• To interpret laws

• To execute or enforce the law

• To amend the Constitution

Multiple Choice

Who is the chief executive in the federal government?

• Governor

• President

• Lieutenant Governor

• Speaker of the House

Multiple Choice

Who is the chief executive in the state government?

• President

• Vice President

• Governor

• Senator

Multiple Choice

Who is the No. 2 in the executive branch of the federal government?

• Lieutenant Governor

• Speaker of the House

• Vice President

• Secretary of State

Multiple Choice

What is the title of the No. 2 in the executive branch of state government?

• Vice President

• Lieutenant Governor

• Secretary of State

• Chief Justice

Multiple Choice

Which branch includes all the state agencies?

• Executive branch

• Legislative branch

• Judicial branch

• Federal branch

Multiple Choice

Why is the executive branch considered the largest of the three branches?

• Because it includes all the state agencies

• Because it has the most power

• Because it makes the laws

• Because it interprets the laws

Multiple Choice

According to Georgia’s Constitution, how long is the term of office for the Governor?

• Two years

• Four years

• Six years

• Eight years

Multiple Choice

After serving two consecutive terms as Governor of Georgia, when can a person be eligible to be elected again?

• Immediately after their last term

• After two years

• After four years

• After eight years

Multiple Choice

Who determines the compensation and allowances of the Governor of Georgia?

• The Governor

• The Lieutenant Governor

• The law

• The voters

Multiple Choice

On which day is the election for Governor in Georgia held?

• Tuesday after the first Monday in November

• The first Monday in November

• The last Friday in October

• The second Tuesday in December

Multiple Choice

How often does the election for Governor in Georgia take place, unless another date is fixed by the General Assembly?

• Every four years (quadrennially)

• Every two years (biennially)

• Every six years (sexennially)

• Every year (annually)

Multiple Choice

Who are the electors for the Governor's election in Georgia?

• The same as those for the election of members of the General Assembly

• Only members of the General Assembly

• Only state officials

• Only city mayors

Multiple Choice

Who is elected at the same time and in the same manner as the Governor in Georgia?

• The Secretary of State

• The Lieutenant Governor

• The Chief Justice

• The Attorney General

Multiple Choice

Which paragraph of the GA Constitution gives law enforcement powers?

• Paragraph I

• Paragraph II

• Paragraph IV

• Paragraph IX

Multiple Choice

What power is described in paragraph IV of the GA Constitution?

• Veto power

• Law enforcement

• Making appointments

• Calling special sessions

Multiple Choice

Which duty allows the Governor to fill vacancies in the General Assembly?

• Paragraph V

• Paragraph II

• Paragraph VII

• Paragraph IX

Multiple Choice

According to the GA Constitution, who may call special sessions?

• The Governor

• The General Assembly

• The State Auditor

• The State Treasurer

Multiple Choice

What is one qualification required for both the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Georgia?

• Must be 25 years old

• Must be a resident of Georgia for six years

• Must be a U.S. citizen for 10 years

• Must be born in Georgia

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How long is the term for the Governor of Georgia, and what is the maximum number of consecutive years they can serve?

• Four years, unlimited terms

• Four years, no more than 8 consecutive years

• Two years, unlimited terms

• Six years, no limit

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a formal power of the Governor of Georgia?

• Presides over the Senate

• Serves as spokesperson for the state of Georgia

• Proposes annual budget

• Acts as the state’s chief executive when the governor is out of the state

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What is a duty of the Lieutenant Governor of Georgia?

• Gives “state of the state” address

• Presides over the Senate

• Fills government vacancies

• Proposes annual budget

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Which of the following is an informal power of the Governor of Georgia?

• Acts as the state’s chief executive when the governor is out of the state

• Serves as spokesperson for the state of Georgia

• Presides over the Senate

• Proposes annual budget

Multiple Choice

What is one qualification required to become either the Governor or Lieutenant Governor of Georgia?

• Must be 25 years old

• Must be a resident of Georgia for six years

• Must be a U.S. citizen for 10 years

• Must have served in the military

Multiple Choice

How long is the term for both the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Georgia?

• Two years

• Four years

• Six years

• Eight years

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a formal duty of the Governor of Georgia?

• Presides over the Senate

• Serves as spokesperson for the state of Georgia

• Proposes the annual budget

• Acts as the state’s chief executive when the governor is out of the state

Multiple Choice

What is a unique formal power of the Lieutenant Governor of Georgia?

• Proposes new laws

• Presides over the Senate

• Fills government vacancies

• Gives the “state of the state” address

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an informal power of the Governor of Georgia?

• Acts as the state’s chief executive when the governor is out of the state

• Presides over the Senate

• Serves as spokesperson for the state of Georgia

• Proposes annual budget

Multiple Choice

What is the minimum age required to become the governor or lieutenant governor of Georgia?

• 30 years old

• 25 years old

• 35 years old

• 40 years old

Multiple Choice

How many years must a person be a resident of Georgia to qualify for governor or lieutenant governor?

• 6 years

• 10 years

• 3 years

• 12 years

Multiple Choice

For how many years must a candidate be a U.S. citizen to qualify for governor or lieutenant governor in Georgia?

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

• 20 years

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a qualification for governor or lieutenant governor of Georgia?

• Must be a lawyer

• Must be 30 years old

• Must be a resident of GA for 6 years

• Must be a U.S. citizen for 15 years

Multiple Choice

Which office requires the qualifications of being 30 years old, a resident of Georgia for 6 years, and a U.S. citizen for 15 years?

• Governor and Lieutenant Governor

• State Senator

• Mayor

• U.S. President

Multiple Choice

Who is the current Secretary of State mentioned in the material?

• Brad Raffensperger

• Brian Kemp

• Stacey Abrams

• John Lewis

Multiple Choice

What is one of the responsibilities of the Secretary of State in Georgia?

• Keeper of GA’s Seal

• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• Governor of Georgia

• State Treasurer

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the Secretary of State a custodian of?

• State flag and other state symbols

• State highways

• State parks

• State universities

Multiple Choice

What does the Secretary of State supervise and monitor?

• Elections

• Public schools

• Hospitals

• Police departments

Multiple Choice

How many boards does the Secretary of State oversee?

• 30

• 10

• 50

• 5

Multiple Choice

Who is the state's chief legal officer?

• The Governor

• The Attorney General

• The Secretary of State

• The Chief Justice

Multiple Choice

Who is the current Attorney General mentioned in the material?

• Brian Kemp

• Chris Carr

• Stacey Abrams

• Brad Raffensperger

Multiple Choice

What type of legal concerns does the Attorney General deal with?

• Only federal concerns

• Legal concerns of the state

• International concerns

• Personal legal issues

Multiple Choice

In which type of case does the Attorney General represent the state?

• Divorce cases

• Death penalty cases

• Traffic violation cases

• Immigration cases

Multiple Choice

Can the Attorney General represent the state in any civil case?

• No, only in criminal cases

• Yes, in any civil case

• No, only in federal cases

• No, only in family law cases

Multiple Choice

Who leads the Department of Insurance?

• Commissioner of Insurance

• Governor

• Secretary of State

• Attorney General

Multiple Choice

Who is the current Commissioner of Insurance?

• John F. King

• Brian Kemp

• Brad Raffensperger

• Chris Carr

Multiple Choice

What is one of the main responsibilities of the Department of Insurance?

• License and regulate insurance companies

• Collect state taxes

• Manage public schools

• Oversee transportation

Multiple Choice

What does the Department of Insurance inspect buildings and houses for?

• Fire prevention

• Earthquake safety

• Energy efficiency

• Pest control

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Department of Insurance?

• Inspecting buildings for fire prevention

• Licensing insurance companies

• Regulating insurance companies

• Managing public parks

Multiple Choice

Who currently leads the Department of Agriculture in Georgia?

• Tyler Harper

• Brian Kemp

• John Smith

• Sarah Johnson

Multiple Choice

What is one of the main responsibilities of the Department of Agriculture in Georgia?

• Regulating and promoting GA’s agricultural industry

• Building highways

• Managing public schools

• Overseeing police departments

Multiple Choice

Who is the Department of Agriculture in Georgia led by?

• The Commissioner of Agriculture

• The Governor

• The Mayor

• The Chief Justice

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT monitored or assisted by the Department of Agriculture in Georgia?

• Public libraries

• Convenience stores

• Food processing and bottling plants

• State farmers’ markets

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a program or business assisted by the Department of Agriculture in Georgia?

• Pest eradication programs

• Road construction companies

• Movie theaters

• Technology startups

Multiple Choice

Who leads the Department of Labor?

• The Commissioner of Labor

• The Governor

• The Secretary of State

• The Attorney General

Multiple Choice

Who is the current Commissioner of Labor mentioned in the material?

• Bárbara Rivera Holmes

• John Smith

• Maria Gonzalez

• David Johnson

Multiple Choice

What does the Department of Labor oversee?

• The administration of GA’s workforce programs

• The state’s transportation system

• The public school curriculum

• The state’s tax collection

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Department of Labor?

• Monitoring the enforcement of law governing work conditions

• Providing workforce education to the public

• Overseeing child labor issues

• Managing public parks

Multiple Choice

What does the Department of Labor monitor regarding jobs?

• Safety on the job and child labor issues

• The price of groceries

• The weather forecast

• The number of cars on the road

Multiple Choice

How does the executive branch fulfill its constitutional duty of enacting and enforcing laws?

• With state agencies

• With the judicial branch

• With the legislative branch

• With local governments

Multiple Choice

According to the GA Constitution, how many department heads are elected?

• Six

• Four

• Eight

• Ten

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT listed as an elected constitutional executive officer in the GA Constitution?

• Commissioner of Transportation

• Governor

• Secretary of State

• Attorney General

Multiple Choice

Who is responsible for overseeing education according to the list of elected constitutional executive officers?

• State School Superintendent

• Commissioner of Labor

• Attorney General

• Secretary of State

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an elected constitutional executive officer in Georgia?

• Commissioner of Insurance

• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• Mayor of Atlanta

• Speaker of the House

Multiple Choice

What document is shown in the image as the foundation for the branches of government in Georgia?

• Georgia Constitution

• United States Declaration of Independence

• Bill of Rights

• Magna Carta

Multiple Choice

Which branch is shown at the top of the tree in the image?

• The Executive Branch

• The Legislative Branch

• The Judicial Branch

• The Military Branch

Multiple Choice

According to the image, how many branches of government are depicted?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the branches shown in the image?

• The Military Branch

• The Executive Branch

• The Legislative Branch

• The Judicial Branch

Multiple Choice

What is the main theme of the image?

• The branches of government in Georgia

• The history of Georgia

• The geography of Georgia

• The population of Georgia

Multiple Choice

What is the main responsibility of the executive branch according to the text?

• To create new laws

• To enforce the laws passed by the legislative branch

• To judge the laws

• To collect taxes

Multiple Choice

How does the executive branch fulfill its role in the state government?

• By creating new laws

• By supporting the implementation of Georgia law through agencies

• By collecting taxes

• By electing officials

Multiple Choice

Which branch is responsible for enforcing laws in Georgia?

• Judicial branch

• Legislative branch

• Executive branch

• Federal branch

Multiple Choice

What is the role of state agencies in the executive branch?

• To write new laws

• To support the implementation of Georgia law

• To judge legal cases

• To collect votes

Multiple Choice

Why is the state government comprised of agencies?

• To create new laws

• To support the implementation of Georgia law

• To elect the governor

• To collect taxes