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WorksheetsExecutive Branch Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the main responsibility of the executive branch?
Make laws
Interpret laws
Enforce laws
What is ONE qualification for becoming President?
US citizen for at least 9 years
Natural born citizen
US citizen for at least 7 years
What is the age requirement for becoming a US President?
35
30
25
How long must you be a US resident for in order to become president?
12 years
10 years
14 years
Who are members of the executive branch?
President, Vice President, and cabinet (advisors)
Supreme Court Chief Justice and Lt. Justices
Senators and House of Representatives
How long is the term for a President and Vice President?
2 years
6 years
4 years
Which key power of the president allows him or her to reject proposed bills?
Veto power
Treaty power
Foreign policy power
What are examples of key powers belonging to the President in the executive branch?
Judicial review and ruling on treason cases
Appointing judges to the SC and pardoning people from crimes
Proposing laws and amendments
Which key power means the President is in charge of the military?
Justice of the Supreme Court
Speaker of the House of Reps
Commander in Chief
What are key powers belonging to the executive branch?
Making treaties and handling foreign policy.
Declaring war and proposing bills.
Settling US cases and disputes between states.
Who is the team that advises the President?
The Door
The Table
The Cabinet
Who is the current President and Vice-President of the United States?
Joe Biden (Pres) and Kamala Harris (VP)
The Rock (Pres) and Kanye West (VP)
Donald Trump (Pres) and JD Vance (VP)
Which key power of the executive branch allows the President to pick members of the Judicial Branch?
Declare War
Impose Taxes
Appoint judges to the Supreme Court
Which key power of the executive branch is about forgiving people from serving jail time for breaking the law?
Making treaties
Pardoning people from crimes
Foreign policy
Which key power of the executive branch is about creating agreements with foreign countries?
Making treaties
Declaring War
Pardoning people from Crimes
Veto
Government by the people
Presidential power to reject a bill that has come
from Congress.
Tyranny
To approve something
Someone who has too much power
Impeachment
To bring formal charges against a government
official with the intent of removing the official from
office
A person who is authorized to act as a
representative for others
Separation of Powers
Power separated between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches to prevent tyranny.
A written plan of government
Popular Sovereignty
Opponent of the Constitution
The idea that political and legislative power belongs to the citizens. POWER TO THE PEOPLE!
The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution
