Presidential Quiz

What is the role of the Chief Executive?

• To control the armed forces

• to carry out and enforce laws

• to talk to the media on matters in the White House

• to be the symbol of the United States

Commander and Chief does what?

• make sure to veto laws

• talk to foreign leaders

• to enforce laws

• control the armed forces

IF THE PRESIDENT SIGNS A BILL WHAT HAPPENS?

• IT BECOMES A LAW
• IT GOES BACK TO THE SENATE
• IT IS VETOED
• THE PRESIDENT EATS A SANDWICH

What is the President’s annual speech to Congress called?

• State of the Union
• Congressional Address
• Legislative Mandate
• Executive Order

The President acts as _______________ of the armed forces.

• commander-in-chief
• cabinet
• ambassador
• enforcer

The introduction of public policy by the President is an example of the president acting as

• Chief Legislator
• Chief of State
• Chief of Staff
• Commander in Chief 

The President may appoint all of the following EXCEPT

• federal judges
• members of Congress
• cabinet members
• ambassadors

If a president were to meet with a foreign leader he would be performing which role?

• Chief of Party
• Commander in Chief 
• Chief Legislator
• Chief of Foreign Policy 

How many total electoral votes are there?

• 435
• 100
• 538

The winner-take-all system in the Electoral College leads to

• Candidates targeting densely populated states for campaigning
• An equal number of electors from each state.
• Electors from two or more parties in the same state.
• Targeting less populated states for campaigning.