WorksheetsVOTE
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 22mins
How many people are in the electoral college
537
538
421
569
439
What do you call a place to vote
Voting house
Selection booth
Polling place
Option Area
Choosing Hat
What is a district where you are registered to vote
Home land
Voting Home
Precincts
Voting zone
Pre-vote Area
Check the 2 third parties that are the same
Bull-Moose
Green
Reform
Progressive
Natural law
What voting system is the most common system in Europe
Multi-party System
Two-Party System
One-Party System
Which is the statement of a political party’s views on important issues and policies
Plank
Precinct
Platform
Parkour
Parrots
What is an individual part of a statement of a political party’s views on important issues and policies
Party
Plank
Platform
Precinct
Parrot
What do you call members of the electoral college
Members
Contributers
Employees
Electors
Founders
What is the vote of a country's citizens
Majority vote
Major vote
All-in Vote
Everyone vote
Popular vote
Who is registered to a third party
Dante: He loves when his party wins and does care for his own views
Jason: Likes small parties and wants them to win
Nikita: Likes when she has free choice over either main party
Pedro: Doesn't understand voting and just likes big impacts on stuff
Maria: Doesn't care for either party, but likes when they have a lot of members
What allows voters to choose candidates for a specific political party
Closed primary
Primary election
General election
Open primary
Secret ballot
What lets you vote without letting other people know who you voted for
Secret ballot
Closed ballot
Unknown ballot
Mystery ballot
Ballot of no guilt
Which means parties in a multiparty system working together to run the government
Cooperation
Collaboration
Coalition
Communion
Teamwork
What is the the range of differences in views between political parties
Political order
Political list
Political range
Political spectrum
Political dial
Who runs for office
Runner
Challenger
Candidate
Leader
Voter
What is a a group of people with similar views on public matters
nominate to select a candidate to run for a political office
Political Party
Political Conjunction
Political College
Political Group
Electoral College
Which countries have a one-party system
North Korea
Vietnam
China
Laos
Cambodia
What are votes from the electoral college called
Political votes
Electoral votes
Presidential votes
Public votes
College votes
Select the odd one out
Political party
Candidates
Electoral college
Third parties
Write-in candidate
Select the odd one out
Precincts
Polling place
Plank
Popular vote
Secret ballot
Select the odd one out
Electors
Candidates
Independent voters
Citizens
Platform
Select all countries with multi-party system
Philippines
Indonesia
Sri Lanka
India
United Arab Emirates
Select all countries with a two-party system
Thailand
Taiwan
South Korea
Bangladesh
Lebanon
True or False: The general election is allows voters to choose candidates for a specific political party
True
False
True or False: The platform is in the plank
True
False
True or False: Electors are not a part of the popular vote
True
False
True or False: Independent votes are devoted to no real party, most of the time
True
False
True or False: Precincts are in polling places
True
False
True or False: Ireland has a Two-Party system
True
False
True or False: Denmark has a One-party system
True
False
What system does Iceland have
Multi
One
Two
What system does Zimbabwe have
Muti
One
Two
What system does Cuba have
Multi
One
Two
What type of system of government does this county have: Armenia
Multi
One
Two
What type of system of government does this county have: Burma
Multi
One
Two
Which is not a voting registration poster
Which does represent democrats
Elephant
Donkey
Turkey
Dog
Cat
What type of system of government does this county have: Jamaica
Multi
One
Two
Which is a Third party
Protective
Productive
Seclusive
Green
Working
Which is a Third party
Statistic
Libertarian
Hypothetical
Masterful
Logical
If you living in somewhere other than your precinct, can you vote
Yes
No
