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WorksheetsExecutive Branch - Overview Quiz - AP
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
How old must a person be to become President of the United States?
25
30
35
40
A person wishing to become President must be:
40 years of age.
a natural born citizen.
a resident for 20 consecutive years.
a graduate of high school.
A requirement for a person wishing to become President is
that he/she must live in the United States for at least 5 years.
that he/she must be a citizen of the United States.
that he/she must be at least 25 years of age.
that he/she must be a resident of the United States for at least 14 years.
What president established the tradition of only serving two terms as President of the United States?
George Washington
John Addams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Which president was elected for a fourth term?
Ulysses S. Grant
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rutherford B. Hayes
Which amendment was enacted that officially limits a person serving as president to two terms?
12th
20th
22nd
25th
Which amendment to the Constitution officially divided the electoral vote between the President and a Vice President?
12th
20th
22nd
25th
Which amendment is known as the "Lame Duck" amendment by moving inauguration to January 20th?
12th
20th
22nd
25th
Which amendment to the Constitution deals with the Presidential line of succession?
12th
20th
22nd
25th
What role of the president is the ceremonial head of state?
Chief of State
Chief Legislator
Chief Diplomat
Commander in Chief
The role of the president where he/she faithfully enforces the Constitution, laws, and court actions of the United States.
Chief of State
Chief Executive
Chief Legislator
Chief Citizen
This role allows the president to appoint and act as the boss of the federal government and the 15 executive departments.
Chief Executive
Chief of State
Chief Citizen
Chief Administrator
What role makes the president as the architect of foreign policy?
Chief Executive
Chief Diplomat
Chief Citizen
Chief Legislator
This role allows the president to "set the agenda" and determines what issues are important in the country.
Chief Diplomat
Chief Citizen
Chief Legislator
Chief of Party
What role gives the president control over the armed forces?
Commander-in-chief
Chief of Party
Guardian of the Economy
Chief Diplomat
In this role, the president monitors unemployment, inflation, and taxes.
Party Leader
Guardian of the Economy
Commander-in-chief
Chief Diplomat
All of the following are important aspects of the President's role as party leader except:
give speeches to help in re-elections
fund-raise for the political party
nominates the national party chairperson only
helps plan party's future election strategies
What role is the President serving as the morale leader for the country?
Chief of Party
Chief of State
Chief Citizen
Chief Executive
Which Article within the Constitution establishes the Executive Branch of Govenrment?
Article I
Article II
Article III
Article IV
All of the following were Presidents who were impeached except:
Donald Trump (twice)
Bill Clinton
Andrew Johnson
Richard Nixon
