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Chapter 6 President of US

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who vetoes bills?

a)

the President

b)

the Majority Leader

c)

the President Pro Tempore

d)

the Speaker of the House of Representatives

2.

Who is in charge of the executive branch?

a)

the President

b)

the Chief Justice

c)

the Majority Leader

d)

the Speaker of the House

3.

If the President can no longer serve, who becomes President?

a)

the Vice President

b)

the Secretary of State

c)

the President Pro Tempore

d)

the Speaker of the House of Representatives

4.

Who signs bills to become laws?

a)

the President

b)

the Vice President

c)

the Secretary of State

d)

the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

5.

If both the President and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President?

a)

the Secretary of State

b)

the U.S. Attorney General

c)

the President Pro Tempore

d)

the Speaker of the House of Representatives

6.

Who is the Commander in Chief of the military?

a)

the President

b)

the Secretary of Defense

c)

the U.S. Attorney General

d)

the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

7.

What is the main duty of the President's Cabinet?

a)

set policy

b)

make laws

c)

advise the President

d)

command the military

8.

Who is in charge of the Executive Office of the President (entire White House staff)?

a)

The President

b)

The Vice President

c)

Congress

d)

Chief of Staff

9.

The President has to present a budget every year to Congress.

a)

true

b)

false

10.

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) does what job?

a)

Encourage and expand those private efforts of churches and other charitable organizations combating drug abuse, gang violence, alcoholism homelessness, and etc.

b)

Prepare the federal budget: a financial document detailed estimate of receipts and expenditure. An anticipation of federal income and spending for the fiscal year.

c)

Meets often on short notice to advise the president in all domestic, foreign and military matters related to the nations security

d)

uses 3 of the the country's leading economist to provide the president with the major source of information and advise on the nation's economy

11.

What does the Vice President do?

a)

does not have a lot of duties, but is usually the President of the Senate, breaking tie votes, and also becomes president if the current president resigns of dies

b)

has to join a cabinet department and become deeply involved, breaks ties in the Senate, succeeds the president if he/she resigns or dies

c)

does nothing but wait until the president resigns or dies

d)

in charge of being a foreign ambassador, and succeeds the current president if he/she resigns or dies

12.

What is the National Economic Council

a)

it monitors and advises the president on the Department of the Treasury

b)

it manages the federal budget

c)

it monitors and advises the president on US trade and industry

d)

it discusses ways to increase the success of big US businesses

13.

When the president performs ceremonial roles, such as lighting the National Christmas Tree, or hosting the annual Easter Egg Hunt at the White House, what role is this?

a)

Head of State

b)

Chief Executive

c)

Chief Diplomat

d)

Commander in Chief

14.

When a president makes sure that the laws of the Congress are carried out, which role is being fulfilled?

a)

Chief of Party

b)

Chief Executive

c)

Chief Legislator

d)

Chief Diplomat

15.

What is the source of the President's role as "Chief of Party."

a)

The US Constitution states this power in Article 2.

b)

This is an implied power of the Presidency.

c)

The Electoral College is the source of this power

d)

Tradition

16.

When a president engages in foreign policy matters, the role is...

a)

Chief Executive

b)

Commander in Chief

c)

Chief Legislator

d)

Chief Diplomat

17.

One tool a president can use to fulfill their responsibilities is by issuing an executive order, which can be defined as...

a)

an executive decision that the House of Representatives must approve.

b)

a rule issued by the Chief Executive that has the force of law and does not need Congressional approval.

c)

an order from the White House for immediate action by the military

d)

A mandate from the president that Congress return to session.

18.
In which role is the President the Head of Government?
a)
Chief Legislator
b)
Chief Diplomat
c)
Chief of State
d)
Commander-in-Chief
19.
What does the President do as Chief Legislator?
a)
Leads the military
b)
Leads the Executive Branch
c)
Gives awards to deserving citizens
d)
Proposes laws to Congress
20.
As Chief Citizen, the President represents all Americans.
a)
True
b)
False
21.

The body which elects the President is called___________

a)

Electoral college

b)

Legislative assemblies

c)

Parliament

d)

Election college

22.

The process of removal of the President is called________________

a)

Resignation

b)

Impeachment

c)

Cannot be removed

d)

Resolutiob

23.

The President serves for a term of _____ years.

a)

8 years

b)

5 years

c)

4 years

d)

2 years

24.

The Vice President is the leader of the ____________ .

a)

The White House

b)

House of Representatives

c)

The United States of America

d)

The Senate

25.

To be President or Vice President, a person must _____ .

a)

be a native-born citizen of the United States

b)

be at least 35 years old

c)

have lived in the United States for at least 14 years

d)

all of the above

26.

To be President you must be at least __________ years.

a)

35

b)

25

c)

55

27.
The only president to serve 2 non-consecutive terms
a)
Bush
b)
Taft
c)
Grover
d)
Adams
28.

What is Camp David

a)

a military base in Virginia

b)

a camping resort just outside Yosemite

c)

a presidential vacation retreat designed for easy get-a-ways

d)

a restaurant with a camping theme

29.

Who would the President go to ask about representation in U.S. legal affairs?

a)

Secretary of State

b)

Secretary of Defense

c)

Attorney General

d)

Secretary of Labor

e)

Secretary of Energy

30.

Who would the President go to expand the market for agricultural products?

a)

Secretary of Production

b)

Secretary of Energy

c)

Secretary of Interior

d)

Secretary of Agriculture

e)

Secretary of Defense

31.

Who would the President go to for a question on safe, efficient, and reliable ways of transportation?

a)

Secretary of Defense

b)

Secretary of Transportation

c)

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

d)

Secretary of Education

e)

Secretary of Energy

32.

Who would the President go to promote nuclear and energy security?

a)

Secretary of Defense

b)

Secretary of Energy

c)

Secretary of Transportation

d)

Secretary of Commerce

e)

Secretary of the Interior

33.

Who would the President go to for information in order to provide access to reasonably priced home mortgages and mortgage rates?

a)

Secretary of Commerce

b)

Secretary of Treasury

c)

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

d)

Secretary of Labor

e)

Secretary of the Interior

34.

Who would the President go to protect cultural and natural resources along with heritage to Indian tribes?

a)

Secretary of Interior

b)

Secretary of Natives

c)

Secretary of Tribal Customs

d)

Secretary of Resources

35.

Who would the President go to for information about public education and the academic welfare of American citizens?

a)

Secretary of Education

b)

Secretary of Commerce

c)

Secretary of Health & Human Services

d)

Secretary of State

e)

Secretary of the Interior

36.

Who would the President go to for advice about controlling the Senate, this individual would directly replace the President in place of resignation, impeachment, or death?

a)

President Pro Tempore

b)

Speaker of the House

c)

Vice President

d)

Camala Harris

37.

Who would the President go to in regards to deter terrorist attacks and protecting the nation's borders?

a)

Secretary of the Interior

b)

Secretary of State

c)

Secretary of Homeland Security

d)

Secretary of Veteran Affairs

e)

Secretary of Defense

38.

Who would the President go to provide essential human services to those in need?

a)

Secretary of Health

b)

Secretary of Human

c)

Secretary of Services

d)

Secretary of Health and Human Services

39.

Who would the President go to be advised on U.S. foreign policy?

a)

Secretary of State

b)

Secretary of Foreign Affairs

c)

Secretary of Defense

d)

Secretary of Health & Human Services

e)

Secretary of Homeland Security

40.

Who would the President go to ask a question about managing federal finances?

a)

Secretary of Labor

b)

Secretary of Treasury

c)

Secretary of Commerce

d)

Secretary of State

e)

Secretary of Homeland Security

41.

Who would the President go to find out about giving Americans more opportunities to work?

a)

Secretary of Labor

b)

Secretary of Jobs

c)

Secretary of Workforce

d)

Secretary of Production

42.

Who would the President go to promote and develop international trade?

a)

Secretary of Homeland Security

b)

Secretary of Labor

c)

Secretary of Commerce

d)

Secretary of Energy

e)

Secretary of State

43.

Who would the President go to discuss military member health care and benefits as well as management of national cemeteries?

a)

Secretary of Housing & Urban Development

b)

Secretary of Veteran Affairs

c)

Secretary of Defense

d)

Secretary of State

e)

Attorney General

44.

Who would the President go to be advised on national security issues?

a)

Secretary of the Treasury

b)

Secretary of Health & Human Services

c)

Secretary of Defense

d)

Secretary of State

e)

Attorney General

45.
The president’s closest advisers, consisting of the vice president, the secretaries of each of the 15 executive departments, and other top government officials who help the president make decisions and policy
a)
Cabinet
b)
National Security Advisor
c)
Civil Service System
d)
Political Action Committee
46.

The Democratic and Republican candidates for president are formally nominated by the

a)

presidential caucuses.

b)

presidential primaries.

c)

electoral college.

d)

national party conventions.

47.
How many electoral votes does is take to win the presidency?
a)
272
b)
538
c)
232
d)
270
48.
What day is inauguration? 
a)
January 20
b)
September 20
c)
June 20
d)
July 20
49.

The president can appoint leaders (secretaries) of cabinet departments, but they must be confirmed by the Senate

a)

true

b)

false

50.
What is required to be a Cabinet Secretary?
a)
They need to be nominated by the President and approved by the Senate
b)
They need to be elected by the Senate.
c)
They need to be appointed by the president.
d)
They need to be appointed by the President and approved by the House of Representatives.
51.

Currently there are how many cabinet positions/departments?

a)

12

b)

10

c)

4

d)

15

52.
The Office of Management and Budget prepares the national budge and monitors how much ______ the government _______
a)
money, spends
b)
bonds, earns
c)
taxes, charged
d)
money, earns
53.
The National Security Council helps the president manage _______ and ______ policy.
a)
vacations, spending
b)
military, foreign
c)
civilians, domestic
d)
trade, budget
54.
The Council of Economic Advisers helps guide the president on issues such as ______ and ______ _______
a)
inflation, foreign trade
b)
deflation, foreign trade
c)
deflation, voter rights
d)
inflation, voter rights
55.
Who was Washington's Secretary of War?
a)
Henry Knox
b)
Thomas Jefferson
c)
Alexander Hamilton
d)
John Jay
56.
Who was Washington's Secretary of Treasury?
a)
Henry Knox
b)
Thomas Jefferson
c)
Alexander Hamilton
d)
John Jay
57.
Who was Washington's Secretary of State?
a)
Alexander Hamilton
b)
John Jay
c)
Henry Knox
d)
Thomas Jefferson
58.
Secretary of War is now the
a)
Secretary of State
b)
Secretary of Defense
c)
Secretary of Battle
d)
Secretary of Navy
59.

Which of the following were PRECEDENTS set by George Washington? Choose all that apply.

a)

Establishing Political Parties

b)

Neutrality

c)

3 Terms

d)

Creating a Cabinet

e)

2 Terms

60.

The only president to serve 2 non-consecutive terms

a)

George W. Bush

b)

William Howard Taft

c)

Grover Cleveland

d)

John Adams

e)

John Quincy Adams

61.

The Office of National Drug Control does what job?

a)

Encourage and expand those private efforts of churches and other charitable organizations combating drug abuse, gang violence, alcoholism homelessness, and etc.

b)

Prepare the federal budget: a financial document detailed estimate of receipts and expenditure. An anticipation of federal income and spending for the fiscal year.

c)

Meets often on short notice to advise the president in all domestic, foreign and military matters related to the nations security

d)

Uses 3 of the the country's leading economist to provide the president with the major source of information and advise on the nation's economy

e)

Its mostly an advisory and planning agency that was established in 1989 the head of the council is often times referred to as “the Nations Drug Czar”

62.

The Office of Faith – Based and Community Initiatives does what job?

a)

Encourage and expand those private efforts of churches and other charitable organizations combating drug abuse, gang violence, alcoholism homelessness, and etc.

b)

Prepare the federal budget: a financial document detailed estimate of receipts and expenditure. An anticipation of federal income and spending for the fiscal year.

c)

Meets often on short notice to advise the president in all domestic, foreign and military matters related to the nations security

d)

Uses 3 of the the country's leading economist to provide the president with the major source of information and advise on the nation's economy

e)

Its mostly an advisory and planning agency that was established in 1989 the head of the council is often times referred to as “the Nations Drug Czar”

63.

The National Security Council (NSC) does what job?

a)

Encourage and expand those private efforts of churches and other charitable organizations combating drug abuse, gang violence, alcoholism homelessness, and etc.

b)

Prepare the federal budget: a financial document detailed estimate of receipts and expenditure. An anticipation of federal income and spending for the fiscal year.

c)

Meets often on short notice to advise the president in all domestic, foreign and military matters related to the nations security

d)

Uses 3 of the the country's leading economist to provide the president with the major source of information and advise on the nation's economy

e)

Its mostly an advisory and planning agency that was established in 1989 the head of the council is often times referred to as “the Nations Drug Czar”

64.

What is the Council of Economic Advisers?

a)

Encourage and expand those private efforts of churches and other charitable organizations combating drug abuse, gang violence, alcoholism homelessness, and etc.

b)

Prepare the federal budget: a financial document detailed estimate of receipts and expenditure. An anticipation of federal income and spending for the fiscal year.

c)

Meets often on short notice to advise the president in all domestic, foreign and military matters related to the nations security

d)

Uses 3 of the the country's leading economist to provide the president with the major source of information and advise on the nation's economy

e)

Its mostly an advisory and planning agency that was established in 1989 the head of the council is often times referred to as “the Nations Drug Czar”

65.

Provides all the other agencies of the Executive Office of the President with their support services. i.e. clerical help, data processing, library services, transportation

a)

National Security Council

b)

Office of Policy Development

c)

Office of the Vice President

d)

Office of Administration

e)

Office of Science and Technology Policy