How often does the United States hold a presidential election?

• Every six years

• Every eight years

• Every four years

• Every two years

What is the main goal of a candidate during the campaign?

• To travel the world

• To write a book

• To become their party's nominee for president

• To make new friends

What do candidates spend a lot of time doing to fund their campaigns?

• Raising money

• Traveling abroad

• Writing speeches

• Studying history

What happens during the debates?

• Candidates play games

• Candidates cook meals

• Candidates face off and discuss important issues

• Candidates sing songs

What are the special state elections called where parties choose their final candidates?

• General elections

• Primaries and caucuses

• Local elections

• Midterm elections

What is the purpose of the national conventions held by Democrats and Republicans?

• To discuss international issues

• To officially choose one candidate for president and vice president

• To celebrate holidays

• To host a party

What do millions of people vote for on Election Day?

• President, vice president, and other officials

• Only local officials

• Only the president

• Only members of Congress

What is the Electoral College?

• A group of voters

• A college for political studies

• A group of electors who really elect the U.S. president

• A type of university

When does the new president's term officially start?

• December 31

• February 1

• January 20

• January 1

What does the new president promise during the inauguration?

• To preserve, protect, and defend the U.S. Constitution

• To travel the world

• To host a party

• To write a book