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Powers of Congress

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the three basic powers ?

a)

Expressed, Implied, and Non-Legislative

b)

Taxes, Laws , and War

c)

Heat vision, Super Speed, and Super Strength

d)

Debt , Loans , and Finance

2.

What is the definition of Expressed Powers?

a)

Powers specifically written out in the Constitution (Article I)

b)

Powers that are “suggested” in the Constitution

c)

Things Congress does to help the country run smoother

3.

What is the definition of Implied Powers?

a)

Things Congress does to help the country run smoother

b)

Powers specifically written out in the Constitution (Article I)

c)

Powers that are “suggested” in the Constitution

4.

What is the definition of Non-Legislative Powers?

a)

Things Congress does to help the country run smoother

b)

Powers specifically written out in the Constitution (Article I)

c)

Powers that are “suggested” in the Constitution

5.

What does it mean to tax?

a)

To give debt to citizens

b)

to increase the economy

c)

Taking public money for government use.

6.

What type of tax levies against imported goods?

a)

Direct Tax

b)

Tariffs

c)

Indirect Tax

7.

What is a example of Direct Tax?

a)

Sales Tax

b)

Foods Tax

c)

Water Tax

d)

Income Tax

8.

What is Coining Money?

a)

coins into bills

b)

Bills into coins

c)

determining the types of currency to use and to make it

d)

government money making

9.

What does borrowing lead to?

a)

More money

b)

DEBT!

c)

nothing

d)

Marriage

10.

What is Naturalization?

a)

Process of becoming a US citizen

b)

born in US territory or on US owned property, or to a US citizen

c)

having a parent as a US citizen

11.

What is Copyright?

a)

Exclusive right to an author for the publication and resale of their work

b)

To sue another person for stealing

c)

Creation's right

d)

Right to Copy

12.

How long does Copyright Last?

a)

Good for life plus 70 years

b)

90 years

c)

Forever

d)

Forever the creator's lifetime

13.

What is Patent?

a)

To use other people's work

b)

Exclusive right to a person to manufacture, use, or sell any new invention.

c)

able to wait for a long time

d)

Citizen's right to keep their work from being copied

14.

How long does Patent last?

a)

20 years

b)

30 years

c)

90 years

d)

10 years

15.

Which of the choices down below is part of the English metric system?

a)

miles

b)

ounces

c)

inches

d)

dollars

16.

What is in the Expressed Powers Section?

a)

break their own laws

b)

They also determine what can be legally carried in the mail and crimes related to the mail.

c)

Things Congress does to help the country run better

17.

In Expressed Powers of Congress what are the things they can do?

a)

approve treaties

b)

declare war

c)

raise and maintain an army and navy

d)

pay citizens less than minimum wage

18.

What is in Electoral Powers?

a)

Presidential Elections

b)

25th Amendment

c)

The Senate to elects the President

d)

the House elects the VP

19.

The Constitutional Amendments allows Congress Non-Legislative Powers what to happen?

a)

Congress proposes changes to the Constitution with a 2/3 vote in both Houses.

b)

To keep the Constitution as their 1st true document of laws.

c)

to remove presidents

20.

The Impeachment process includes :

a)

Removing the President , VP and all civil officers of the Fed.

b)

Gov’t Impeach = bring charges against

c)

Conviction = innocence or guilt

d)

Gather Info for Laws