WorksheetsUnit 4 Government Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What checks do the executive branch have on the judicial branch?
They can appoint judges
They can impeach judges
They can overturn a court decision
What checks do the legislative branch have on the executive branch?
They can impeach the governor
They can overturn a veto
They can veto an executive order
They can force the governor to let a bill sit
What are the voting requirements in the state of Georgia?
Must be 16 or older
Must be 18 or older
Must be a U.S. Citizen
Must be born in the United states
Must be a resident of their district
Which is a mandatory responsibility?
Vote
Run for office
Pay state taxes
Community service
How many articles in the Georgia Constitution?
10
11
12
13
What are the qualifications to be a senator in the General Assembly?
21 years old
25 years old
Resident of Georgia for 2 years
Resident of their district for one year
U.S. Citizen
What are the differences between qualifications for the House and Senate of Georgia?
Senators must be 21 and Representatives 25
Senators must be 25 and Representatives 30
Senators must be 25 and Representatives 21
Senators must be 30 and Representatives 25.
After a bill is introduced in the General Assembly it is then _________________________________.
Assigned to a committee
Voted on by the house members
Debated and amended
Debated and voted on
When you engross a bill in committee you_______________.
Edit the bill
Keep the bill the same
Stop working on the bill
When you amend a bill in committee you_______________.
Edit the bill
Keep the bill as is
Stop working on the bill
When you kill a bill in a committee you _______________.
Edit the bill
Keep the bill the same
Stop working on the bill
The majority of bills are ________________ in committee.
Amended
Engrossed
Killed
Most of Georgia's revenue comes from
Corporate income tax
Personal income tax
Sales tax
Lottery funds
The qualifications for Governor are
30 years old
Resident of the U.S. for 15 years
Resident of Georgia for 6 years
Resident of the U.S. for 6 years
Resident of Georgia for 15 years
How do the qualifications for Lt. Governor differ from Governor in Georgia?
They Don't
The Lt. Governor must be 25 while the Governor must be 30
The Lt. Governor can be a U.S. citizen for 15 years while the Governor needs to be born in the U.S.
The attorney General is the state's primary _________________.
Secretary
Investigator
Judge
Lawyer
In a criminal case ____________________ brings the charges against a defendant.
A plaintiff
The government
A judge
An enemy
A criminal case will never be a civil case.
True
False
If you lose a civil case you will automatically be found guilty in a criminal case.
True
False
A prosecutor in a Criminal Case must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
True
False
