Branches of Government

What is the main function of the Legislative Branch of the U.S. Government?

• To sign bills
• To interpret laws
• To make laws
• To overturn laws

What is the President's position within the Executive Branch?

• He's below Congress, but above the Supreme Court.
• He's the head of the Executive branch.
• He's toward the bottom of the executive branch.
• He and the Vice President run the Executive branch with equal authority.

What happens after the President signs a bill?

• Congress has the opportunity to veto it
• The Vice-President must sign it also
• It returns to Congress for final approval
• It becomes a law

Which of these is an example of a check on the President's power?

• His ability to veto a bill
• His role as the leader of the armed forces
• His ability to sign a bill passed by Congress
• The fact he's limited to two four-year terms

How many representative are there in the Senate? 

• 50
• 100
• 25
• 75

The Supreme Court ____________.

• Passes Laws
• Decides if a Law is Unconstitutional
• Decides criminal cases
• Votes for president

The President can sign a Bill into a Law without anybody's opinion, or approval by Congress. 

• True
• False

ONLY the Judicial Branch (Supreme Court) can override a Law signed by the President.

• true
• false

The State of Florida has the same 3 Branches of Government as the U.S. 

• True
• False

The Governor of Florida is like the _____________ but on a local level. 

• Supreme Court Justice
• President of the U.S.A.
• Congressman
• Senator