POD 1st Semester Exam

Which of the following is NOT a limit on Congressional Power?

• Limited Government
• Federal System
• State constitutions
• Silence in the constitution

What are the three types of powers given to Congress?

• Implied, Enumerated, and Reserved
• Expressed, Implied, and Inherent
• Executive, Judicial, and Legislative
• Federal, State, and Local

Which is a limitation on the power to tax?

• Taxes must be different in each state
• Congress can tax exports and imports
• Taxes must be used for debts, defense, and general welfare
• Congress can tax without limitation

What is the primary function of the Necessary and Proper Clause?

• To limit congressional power
• To expand the power of state governments and balance power
• To pass laws needed to carry out expressed powers
• To restrict the use of implied powers

What is the primary role of the House in impeachment proceedings?

• To judge the accused
• To bring charges
• To approve treaties
• To oversee the trial

Which of the following powers does Congress share with the Executive branch?

• Declaring war
• Imposing taxes
• Coining money
• Regulating commerce

Which Supreme Court case upheld the use of implied powers?

• Marbury v. Madison
• Gibbons v. Ogden
• McCulloch v. Maryland
• Brown v. Board of Education

In the event of no majority in the Electoral College, who chooses the President?

• The Senate
• The Supreme Court
• The House
• The Vice President

Which power allows Congress to create all courts below the Supreme Court?

• Implied Power
• Expressed Power
• Inherent Power
• Judicial Power

Which body has the power to impeach the President?

• The Senate
• The Supreme Court
• The House
• The Vice President