Unit 6 Exam Practice Part 1

Which of these is TRUE of the United States Senate?

• members serve two year terms
• filibusters are not allowed
• there are no limits on debate
• the Speaker is chosen by the majority

Powers that are held by both the federal and state governments.

• Delegrated Powers
• Reserved Powers
• Exclusive Powers
• Implied Powers
• concurrent Powers

Powers specifically given to the government by the Constitution.

• Reserved Powers
• Delegrated Powers
• Implied Powers
• Exclusive Powers

These are powers that are held for the states to execute, not for the federal government.

• Reserved Powers
• Delegrated Powers
• Implied Powers
• Exclusive Powers

These are powers that can only be executed by the federal government.

• Reserved Powers
• Delegrated Powers
• Implied Powers
• Exclusive Powers

Powers that are not expressed but that the government may be inferred to have from another power

• Reserved Powers
• Delegrated Powers
• Implied Powers
• Exclusive Powers

The power of taxation is established?

• Article II
• Article I
• Article III

Gives Congress the ability to coin Money

• Article III
• Article II
• Article I

This is the term for a Congressional procedure that is used to limit or quickly end debate on issues before the Senate. It requires the support of 60% of the Senate.

• Cloture
• Bill
• Whip
• Fillbuster
• Elasutic Clause

This is a statement in the U.S. Constitution granting Congress the power to pass all laws necessary and proper for carrying out the enumerated list of powers.

• Fillbusters
• Whip
• Elasutic Clause
• Cloture
• Bill