The Executive Power

The chief executive of the United States is

• president

• parlament

• government

For how many terms can the president of the USA be elected?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 1

Under a Constitutional Amendment passed in 1951, a president can be elected for only

• one terms

• two terms.

• four terms.

The president has the authority to appoint federal justices as vacan-

cies occur, including members of the Supreme Court.

• True

• False

Each appointment must be confi rmed by a vote of the Senate.

• the Parlamen

• the Senate.

• the Referee

The president doesn't appoint ambassadors and other offi cials.

• True

• False

The president, as the chief formulator of public policy, often proposes

• executivetion to Congress

• legislation to Congress.

He doesn't appoint the heads and senior offi cials of the executive branch agencies.

• True

• False