6th Final Government Responsibilities and Functions Quiz

Who runs public schools?

• Local government

• Private organizations

• Federal government

• State government

Who makes laws for everyone in the United States?

• Congress

• State Legislatures

• The Supreme Court

• The President

What is something both state and national governments do?

• Taxes

• Conduct foreign diplomacy

• Regulate interstate commerce

• Issue currency

How does state government affect daily life?

• State government controls international trade.

• State government regulates education and public safety.

• State government manages global climate policies.

Match the action to the National Government:

• Runs local police and fire departments

• Makes rules for schools and issues driver's licenses

• Prints money and signs international treaties

Match the action to the State Government:

• Runs local police and fire departments

• Makes rules for schools and issues driver's licenses

• Prints money and signs international treaties

Match the action to Local Government:

• Runs local police and fire departments

• Makes rules for schools and issues driver's licenses

• Prints money and signs international treaties

Give one example of how the state government affects you.

• The state government influences my education through regulations and funding.

• The state government decides my favorite food.

• The state government regulates the weather in my area.

• The state government controls my internet speed.

Give one example of how the federal government affects your life.

• The federal government decides what clothes I wear.

• The federal government controls grocery prices.

• The federal government manages my bank account.

• The federal government regulates air quality.

Why should state and national governments work together?

• To limit the rights of states.

• To ensure effective governance and address issues affecting multiple states.

• To reduce the power of local governments.

• To create more bureaucracy.