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Interim Assessment 5 Practice 2022

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In which hemispheres is Georgia located?

a)
Northern and Western
b)
Northern and Eastern
c)
Eastern and Southern
d)
Southern and Western
2.

Identify what region the questions mark is in, this is the region where you will find Georgia's capital.

a)
Ridge and Valley
b)
Blue Ridge
c)
Appalachian Plateau
d)
Piedmont
3.
Which of the following best describes Tomochichi?
a)
A Native American whom Oglethorpe enslaved and took to England as a prisoner.
b)
He was the husband of Mary Musgrove.
c)

He was a Native American chief who believed an alliance with the British would help his people more than an alliance with the Spanish.

d)
He was a Native American chief who helped James Wright acquire land.
4.

In the early years of the colony, what was one reason the Malcontents were dissatisfied with the policies of the trustees who governed colonial Georgia? The colonists

a)

could not own slaves or have alcohol, limitations on land ownership.

b)
were not allowed to read books. 
c)
were not allowed to practice their religion.
d)
could not pay the high taxes required of them.
5.
Which of the following is a reason why the British wanted to establish the colony of Georgia?
a)
to sell slaves to the Spanish
b)
to have a place from which to attack the Spanish in South Carolina
c)
to provide a safe place for the Catholics
d)

to produce silk and other products they normally had to import like the WRIST crops

6.
 Which statement BEST describes the power of government provided by the Articles of Confederation? 
a)
The national government held most of the power. 
b)

The states had more power than the national government and were acting autonomously.

c)
Congress enforced its power by taxing the states. 
d)
Government served to successfully unite the needs of all states. 
7.

In the years leading up to the Civil War, what factor caused tensions about slavery to rise?

a)

the Northern economy was waning.

b)

The Monroe Doctrine

c)

Great Britain did not want to buy cotton from the Southern states.

d)

The country was expanding westward and those territories were applying for statehood and had to decide whether slavery was allowed.

8.

What did Southern states have to do before being readmitted to the Union after the Civil War?

a)

pay money or reparations to former slaves

b)

execute all Confederate officers.

c)

pass the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments to the constitution.

d)

pass the Civil Rights act of 1867.

9.

Which of these was NOT a way that Maynard Jackson helped the city of Atlanta?

a)

Provided more contract work to white-owned businesses

b)

Expanded the airport

c)

Provided more contract work to black-owned businesses

d)

Encouraged Atlanta to become a financial center and distribution hub

10.

How did the 1996 Olympics affect Atlanta long term?

a)

The Olympics improved Atlanta's infrastructure.

b)

It didn't affect it at all

c)

It had a negative affect because international reporters hated the city so much

d)

The Olympics increased tourism.

11.

Elected because of Watergate, Negotiated the SALT treaty, achieved peace in the middle east, boycotted the Olympic Games. Which president does this list describe?

a)

Carl Vinson

b)

Jimmy Carter

c)

Franklin Roosevelt

d)

Richard Russell

12.

Maynard Jackson was Atlanta's first what?

a)

African-American

b)

African-American Police Chief

c)

African-American Mayor

d)

African-American Governor

13.

Which African American politician began as an aide to Martin Luther King, Jr., was the first African American Congressman elected since Reconstruction, co-chaired the 1996 Olympic Committee and was an ambassador to the U.N?

a)

Maynard Jackson

b)

Benjamin Mays

c)

Andrew Young

d)

Lester Maddox

14.

Which economic advantage enables Georgia to top California in being the best movie production location in the world?

a)

Tax Incentives

b)

Favorable Climate

c)

Movie Production Infrastructure

d)

Lots of workers

15.

Why are Atlanta and Savannah the two most congested hubs of railroad freight in Georgia?

a)

Atlanta and Savannah provide the only direct access to the major interstate highways systems of Georgia.

b)

Atlanta is the economic center of the Southeast United States and Savannah provides port access to the Atlantic Ocean.

c)

All railroad freight must travel through the state capital, and any maritime freight must enter Georgia only through the eastern portion of the state.

d)

Both Atlanta and Savannah are centrally located within Georgia, thus they provide convenient access to other major economic centers, like Brunswick, Albany, and Macon.

16.

What right can you find in the Georgia constitution but not in the the U.S. constitutution?

a)

freedom of the press

b)

freedom of assemble

c)

freedom of petition

d)

freedom of conscience

17.
What tax does Georgia get most of their revenue from?
a)
Sales Tax
b)
Income Tax
c)
Corporate Tax
d)
Property Tax
18.
Where does the real work of lawmaking take place in the General Assembly?
a)
Senate
b)
Committees
c)
Constitutional Offices
d)
House of Representatives
19.

Which principle in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Georgia Flag completes the list? *Wisdom is for the legislative branch to be wise in making laws *Justice is for the judicial branch to be fair in interpreting laws and _______ is for the executive branch*??

a)
Liberty
b)
Happiness
c)
Moderation
d)
Love
20.
What is the name of Georgia's legislature?
a)
The Congress
b)
The House of Burgesses
c)
The General Assembly
d)
The Royal Parliament
21.
Which branch of government makes laws?
a)
Executive
b)
Legislative
c)
Judicial
22.

Regardless of who your employer is or your status in school, to vote in a Georgia election, citizens must

a)
have graduated from high school.
b)
be at least 18 years old.
c)
have their own property.
d)
be capable of paying taxes
23.

in the legislative branch of Georgia's government who is responsible for influencing members of the political parties to vote on bills?

a)

Speaker of the House

b)

The floor leader

c)

The governor

d)

the majority and minority leaders

24.

A law that been enacted by a governing body is called what?

a)

legislation

b)

proclamation

c)

ordinance

d)

referendum

25.

When voters vote directly on a law it is called what?

a)

ordinance

b)

referendum

c)

legislation

d)

proclamation

26.

Piper is moving into an apartment, which type of tax is she MOST LIKELY to pay?

a)

Piper will pay an ad valorem tax on her new décor

b)

Piper will pay a property tax on her rented apartment

c)

Piper will pay a franchise tax when she activates her water service.

d)

Piper will pay a sales and use tax when she pays her deposit on her rent.

27.

Keeper of the Great Seal of Georgia

Supervises and monitors elections

Manages public records

Licensing professionals and businesses

Which best completes the chart?

a)

Secretary of State

b)

Attorney General

c)

Lieutenant Governor

d)

State School Superintendent

28.
The lieutenant governor of Georgia
a)
is also the president of the Senate
b)
has the power to veto bills
c)
has the power to declare laws unconstiutional
d)
is also speaker of the house
29.

Which Georgia court is the only court that can can overturn laws?

a)

Supreme Court

b)

Superior Court

c)

Court of Appeals

d)

State Court

30.

What is the role of a grand jury in the adult criminal justice process?

a)

to determine guilt or innocence

b)

to determine the sentence for a convicted criminal

c)

to determine bail for an indicted person

d)

to determine if enough evidence exists to indict someone

31.

Which Georgia Court has 15 judges, is an appellate court and hears criminal and civil cases?

a)

a probate court

b)

a state court

c)

the Court of Appeals

d)

The Supreme Court

32.

Which of the following is considered a capital crime in Georgia and would receive a harsher sentence than armed robbery?

a)

stealing

b)

aircraft hijacking

c)

DUI

d)

shoplifting

33.

A tax placed on items in a grocery store is a

a)

excise

b)

sales

c)

sales and use

d)

francise

34.

A tax placed on a specific item such as gasoline or alcohol is a

a)

excise

b)

sales

c)

sales and use

d)

franchise

35.

Which of the following is not a state agency or a type of local government?

a)

Department of Health and Human Services

b)

Housing Authority

c)

Department of Education

d)

Department of Labor

36.

Which of the following is a type of special purpose government and would have authority to set teacher salaries?

a)

A school board

b)

MARTA

c)

city council

d)

county board of commissioners

37.

After a juvenile is detained in Georgia, what is the 1st step in the juvenile justice process?

a)

determining whether or not the juvenile should be arrested

b)

determining whether the juvenile should be arraigned

c)

whether the juvenile should be charged as an adult

d)

whether there is enough evidence to charge the juvenile

38.

Which of these BEST describes the difference between unruly behavior and delinquent behavior for juveniles under Georgia law?

a)

Delinquent behaviors are unlawful if committed by either adults or juveniles, while unruly behaviors are unlawful only when committed by juveniles.

b)

Delinquent behaviors are unlawful behaviors committed by adults, while unruly behaviors are unlawful behaviors committed by juveniles.

c)

Unruly behaviors are those for which juvenile defendants are under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Superior Court.

d)

Unruly behaviors are unlawful behaviors that require more severe punishments than delinquent behaviors.

39.

What right do juveniles have in Georgia?

a)

to be judged as an adult

b)

to have a jury

c)

the right to a fair trial

d)

to have a panel of judges

40.

How do grounds for arrest differ for adults and juveniles in Georgia?

a)

Police only need reasonable grounds for juveniles and police need evidence for adults

b)

Police only need video footage to arrest adults and only need a witness to arrest a juvenile.

c)

Police need word of mouth only to arrest a juvenile and a hard evidence to arrest an adult.

41.

The Constitution of the State of Georgia provides that any amendment to the Constitution must be

a)

written by the Governor

b)

approved by the Supreme Court

c)

written by the General Assembly and approved by Georgia Voters

d)

written by a lawyer

42.

In what way does a Governor have similar legislative power as the President of the United States?

a)

They both are elected by popular vote.

b)

They can both propose a budgets to the legislature.

c)

They both can either sign or veto a bill passed by their Legislative branch.

d)

They are both in charge of enforcing the laws passed by the Legislative branch.

43.

If someone commits a felony, which type of court will they most likely appear?

a)

municipal court

b)

criminal court

c)

civil court

d)

the Supreme Court

44.

Mitchell enjoys jumping on his trampoline. One night, however, a storm blows his trampoline into his neighbor's yard. No one is injured, but the trampoline lands on the neighbor's car, breaking the windshield and denting the hood.

Based on this information, Mitchell is MOST likely

a)

to be fined by police

b)

to be sentenced to jail

c)

to face charges in a civil court

d)

to face charges in a criminal court

45.

What was the focus of Jimmy Carter's foreign policy decisions, both during his presidency and after?

a)

human rights

b)

trade with other nations

c)

eliminating communism

d)

gaining control of European nations

46.

"To perpetuate the principles of free government, insure justice to all, preserve peace, promote the interest and happiness of the citizen and of the family, and transmit to posterity the enjoyment of liberty, we the people of Georgia, relying upon the protection and guidance of Almighty God, do ordain and establish this Constitution."

This passage lays the framework and principles found in which section of the Georgia Constitution?

a)

Article I

b)

Article II

c)

The Preamble

d)

The Bill of Rights

47.

When the framers of our state's constitution began to create it, they looked to the U.S. Constitution as a model. Much like the national government, they created a state government that was structured around three branches: a legislative branch would make the laws, an executive branch would enforce the laws, and a judicial branch would interpret the laws.

What principle of government is being described in this passage?

a)

checks and balances

b)

separation of powers

c)

Republican government

d)

Representative democracy

48.

Eduard was born in Atlanta. He is 17 but will be 18 by the time the Presidential election is held in November. He has never been in trouble with the law and has never been convicted of a felony.

Given this information, why might Eduard not be able to vote in the upcoming election?

a)

He is not a citizen.

b)

He is a naturalized citizen.

c)

He has not registered to vote.

d)

He has not learned about the issues.