Executive and Judicial Branch

The President is the head of which Branch of Government?

• Congress
• Legislative Branch
• Executive Branch
• Judicial Branch

All of the following are requirements to become U.S. President EXCEPT?

• Natural Born Citizen
• 35 Years old
• Resident of the United States for at least 14 years.
• Must have a college degree.
• All of the above are true.

Which of the following statements best describes the Presidential Election and Terms of Office?

• Election held every 4 years; each President is limited to two terms in office.
• Election held every 2 years; each President is limited to two terms in office.
• Election held every 4 years; each President is limited to four terms in office.
• Election held every 2 years; each President is limited to four terms in office.

A group of people named by each state legislature to select the President and Vice President:

• Pro Tempore Convention
• Congressional Committee
• Electoral College
• Indirect Election

How is a state’s number of electoral votes decided?

• Based on state’s population from the last census.
• Total number of senators and representatives combined.
• Every state has the same number of electoral votes.
• None of the above is true.

How many electoral votes are needed to win the Presidency?

• 435
• 535
• 270
• 271
• 268

What is the only official duty of the Vice President?

• To serve as the President of the Senate
• To serve on the President’s Cabinet
• To travel as an ambassador to foreign nations.
• To help make important government decisions.

In the Presidential Succession list, who is number 3 (who comes after the President + Vice President)?

• Speaker of the House
• President Pro Tempore of the Senate
• Secretary of State
• Secretary of Treasury

In the Presidential Succession list, who is 4th in line of succession?(who comes after the President + Vice President)

• Speaker of the House
• President Pro Tempore of the Senate
• Secretary of State
• Secretary of Treasury

All of the following are Constitutional powers of the President except:

• Vetoing bills
• Receiving leaders
• Calling Congress to Special Session
• Making Treaties
• All of the above are true