The United States Constitution-Article II

What is the term of office for the President of the United States?

• Two years
• Four years
• Six years
• Eight years

According to the text, who has the authority to appoint the Electors for the President of the United States?

• The President
• The Senate
• The House of Representatives
• Each State's Legislature

How are the Electors chosen to vote for the President and Vice President?

• By direct popular vote
• By appointment of the President
• By the State Legislatures
• By the House of Representative

What is the minimum age requirement for someone to be eligible for the Office of President?

• 25 Years
• 30 Years
• 35 Years
• 40 Years

Who becomes the President if the elected President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the office?

• The Vice President
• The Speaker of the House
• The Secretary of State
• The Chief Justice

What action does the President need to take before entering on the Execution of his Office?

• Swear allegiance to a foreign power
• Take the Oath of Office
• Seek approval from the Senate
• Make a public address

According to the text, who is the Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States?

• The Secretary of Defense
• The Vice President
• The President
• The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs

What is the main responsibility of the President outlined in the excerpt?

• To propose legislation to Congress
• To represent the United States in foreign affairs
• To ensure laws are faithfully executed
• To lead the military in times of war

How often is the President required to give "Information of the State of the Union" to the Congress?

• Annually
• Biannually
• Quarterly
• Once during the term

In the event of a tie in the Electoral College vote, who chooses the President?

• The Vice President
• The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
• The House of Representatives, with each state having one vote.
• The Senate, with each senator having one vote.