The US Government

In a typical democracy, how many branches of government exist?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is a Constitution of a country?

• Set of rules for communication among ministers

• Set of laws, rights and duties of citizens

• Set of laws, rights and duties of foreigners

• Set of rules and rights of all the rich people

What are the three branches of a Government?

• Legislative, Executive, Judicial
• Legislative, Executive, Administrative
• Legislative, Regulatory, Judicial
• Administrative, Regulatory, Supervisory

What is the role of the Executive branch of a Government?

• Write laws, interpret laws, conduct trials
• Collect taxes, regulate trade, declare war
• Manage foreign relations, appoint judges, ratify treaties
• Enforce (carry out) laws, manage operations, implement policies

What is the role of the Judiciary in a Government?

• Collect taxes from businesses and rich people

• Interpret laws, settle disputes, ensure justice

• Enforce laws
• Make laws

What is the role of the Legislative branch of a Government?

• To provide healthcare

• To make laws

• To execute laws

• To enforce laws

What does Legislative branch in the US Government called?

• National Diet

• Congress

• House of President

• Parliament

Congress consists of which of two Houses in the US Government?

• Legislative and Executive
• Senate and House of Representatives
• Congress and Parliament
• House of Lords and House of Commons

What is the Upper House of Congress called in the US Government?

• House of Representatives
• Parliament
• Senate
• Supreme Court

What is the Lower House of Congress called in the US Government?

• Parliament of Congress
• Senate of Representatives
• Chamber of Delegates
• House of Representatives