Civics Unit 2 Review- Electing our leaders

During a school project, Karla and George were discussing examples of local elected officials. What is an example of a local elected official?

• U.S. Senator

• Mayor

• Governor

• President

During a local school election, which position is elected by the students?

• U.S. Representative

• County Commissioner

• U.S. Supreme Court Justice

• Secretary of State

What role does a local school board member play in Sofia's school district?

• They manage federal education policies.

• They oversee local school district policies.

• They represent their state in Congress.

• They help with national budget decisions.

Ana and Toni are discussing how often state governors are elected. How often are state governors elected?

• Every 2 years

• Every 4 years

• Every 6 years

• Every 8 years

During a mock state election in class, which office did Jamari and Lily learn is elected?

• U.S. Senator

• State Representative

• Vice President

• U.S. President

During a class discussion, Iris asked, "What is a key responsibility of a state governor?"

• Appoint Supreme Court Justices

• Oversee state law enforcement

• Count national votes

• Conduct foreign policy

During a school debate, Josiah asked, 'What does a national election determine?'

• Local policies

• State laws

• Federal officials

• School board members

During a class election for student council president, who gets to vote?

• Only Congress members

• All U.S. citizens

• Electoral College

• State legislatures

During a national election, Brennen and Ana are discussing what the main focus should be. What is the main focus of a national election?

• Local issues

• State legislation

• Federal executive leadership

• City council decisions

During a class discussion, Alex asked, 'What is the purpose of the Electoral College?'

• To create new federal laws

• To select the President and Vice President

• To count votes in local elections

• To oversee state legislatures