The Executive Branch

Who is the nation's most powerful elected official?

• Mayor of New York City
• Governor of California
• Speaker of the House
• President of the United States

Which is NOT one of the qualifications set by the Constitution that are needed to become the President of the United States?

• Been a resident of the United States for 14 years

• Must have served in the military
• Must be a natural-born citizen
• Must be at least 35 years old

How many years in a term is the President elected to and how many terms can they serve?

• 2 years, 4 terms
• 6 years, 1 term
• 8 years, 3 terms
• 4 years, 2 terms

What amendment sets a limit on the number of terms one president can serve?

• 15th Amendment
• 22nd Amendment
• 10th Amendment
• 5th Amendment

What are the two main jobs that the Vice President has?

• Preside over the Senate and take over as President if the President is unable to serve
• Lead the House of Representatives and Manage the Presidential Social Media

• Manage the national budget and Monitor Inflation

• Serve as the Secretary of State and Speaker of the House

How many terms can a Vice President serve?

• Three terms
• Unlimited terms
• One term
• Two terms

What positions in government would be the first four in line of Presidential Succession?

• Vice President, Speaker of the House, President pro tempore of the Senate, and Secretary of State
• Vice President, Attorney General, Secretary of Education, Secretary of Energy
• Vice President, Secretary of State, Secretary of the Interior, Secretary of Agriculture
• Vice President, Secretary of Defense, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Secretary of the Treasury

In the line of Presidential succession how is the order of cabinets arranged?

• Based on the date the department was established
• Alphabetical order of the department names
• By the number of employees in each department
• By the size of the department's budget

What were two things the 25th Amendment covered?

• Process for impeaching the President and Vice President
• Process for electing a new President and Vice President
• Process for removing the Speaker of the House and Senate Majority Leader
• Process for the Vice President to become President and process for filling a vacancy in the office of Vice President

What are two ways the President works as a Legislative Leader?

• Proposing legislation and using the power of veto
• Negotiating treaties and serving as Commander-in-Chief of the military
• Appointing Supreme Court justices and pardoning criminals
• Issuing executive orders and declaring war