WorksheetsPresidency TEST
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 17mins
A person must be at least _______ years old to be President.
A person could serve as President for as many as _____ years.
A person may not be elected to more than _____ terms of office for the Presidency.
A noncitizen could be President of the United States. True or False. (a)
The President is the highest ranking official of the military as (a) .
The President is the highest ranking official in charge of bureaucracy in charge of (a) .
The President appoints judges to the courts and other high ranking officials to bureaucratic positions. True or False. (a)
Once a President appoints a person to a court, the person must be sworn in within one month. True or False (a)
The President may declare martial law during a bona fide emergency. True or False (a)
The President may suspend habeas corpus in time of an emergency. True or False (a)
The President may issue executive orders to enforce laws. True or False. (a)
The President lives at the (a) .
The White House is located in ________.
Maryland
Virginia
New York
Philadelphia
Washington D.C.
The President may veto a bill passed by Congress. True or False
True
False
When the President does not sign a bill, it automatically becomes law. True or False.
True
False
A bill not signed by a President could be subject to a ________.
Pocket Veto
Revote by the chamber of origination
Immediate review by the Supreme Court
Hearing by a House Committee
A bill vetoed by the President could be overridden by Congress if 3/4 of those elected to the Congress vote to override such a veto. True or False
True
False
The President can appoint a person to replace a member of Congress who resigned from office. True or False.
True
False
The President can send troops into a conflict for up to 60 days without Congressional approval. True or False.
True
False
If a President resigns or is removed from office, then the _______ becomes President.
Chief Justice
Speaker
President Pro Tempore
Vice-President
The President can declare a war against a foreign power.
True
False
Which former Presidents are not on Mt. Rushmore?
Abraham Lincoln
Ronald W. Reagan
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
James Madison
The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus may not be suspended by the President, unless when in Cases of (a) or (b) the public Safety may require it.
