3 Branches of Government

Which branch of the United States government is responsible for making laws?

• The administrative branch

• The judicial branch

• The executive branch

• The legislative branch

Who is the leader of the executive branch?

• The vice president

• Congress

• The president

• The supreme court

Who reviews laws in the judicial branch?

• Congress members

• American citizens

• Court judges

• State governors

Which branch enforces laws to make sure that people follow them?

• The administrative branch

• The legislative branch

• The executive branch

• The judicial branch

What is the highest court in the judicial branch?

• The appeals court

• The district court

• The supreme court

• The circuit court

Who introduces bills, which are ideas for new laws?

• The president

• The supreme court

• Congress members

• The vice president

What happens when the president signs a bill?

• It is reviewed by congress

• It becomes a law

• It is rejected

• It is sent to the supreme court

What is the responsibility of the legislative branch in the law making process?

• Interpreting laws

• Making laws

• Reviewing laws

• Enforcing laws

What is the responsibility of the executive branch in the law making process?

• Interpreting laws

• Enforcing laws

• Reviewing laws

• Making laws

What is the responsibility of the judicial branch in the law making process?

• Interpreting laws

• Enforcing laws

• Reviewing laws

• Making laws