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~Chapter 6 Study~

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 6hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What 3 rules for being president are stated in the constitution?

a)

Needs to be at least 30 years old, native born, and lives in the USA for least 14 years

b)

Needs to be at least 35 years old, native born, and lives in the USA for least 14 years

c)

Needs to be at least 20 years old, native born, and lives in the USA for least 14 years

d)

Needs to be at least 25 years old, native born, and lives in the USA for least 14 years

2.

Every _ years, the nation elects a president, he or she is not chosen directly by voters. An elected group called the ______ _____, has electors from each state whose votes equal the total number of ______ and representatives.

a)

16, electoral college, senators

b)

4, electoral college, senators

c)

16, senator college, elector

d)

4, senator college, elector

3.

Candidates who wins the most popular votes in the state get what?

a)

All of the states Representative votes

b)

All of the states electoral votes

c)

All of the states popular votes

d)

All of the states choice votes

4.

To win the election a candidate must win more than of ___ electoral votes (at least ___)

a)

949, 638

b)

538, 270

c)

464, 239

d)

857, 576

5.

If no candidate wins the majority of electoral votes, who would chose the president?

a)

The Supreme Court

b)

The House of Representatives

c)

The Congress

d)

The Senate

6.

In December of the year during elections, the electors meet in each state capital to cast what?

a)

Money

b)

Ballots

c)

Votes

d)

Popular Vote

7.

In January Congress counts the electoral votes, what happens to the candidate?

a)

The candidate is officially declared govern

b)

The candidate is officially declared president

c)

The candidate is officially declared winner

d)

The candidate is officially declared loser

8.

How much is the President paid?

a)

$50,000

b)

$400,000

c)

$1,000,000

d)

$12,000

9.

The vice president is elected with the President, chosen by the electoral college. When does the Vice president become president?

a)

If the current President resigns

b)

If the current President dies

c)

If the current President is removed from office

d)

If the current President falls ill

10.

In ____ congress passed the Presidential Succession Act. In it, a list of succession is explained if something were to happen to the ________.

a)

1959, vice president

b)

1947, vice president

c)

1959, president

d)

1947, president

11.

What amendment says that the new president should choose a new vice president with a vote from the Senate and the House of Representatives?

a)

Twenty-ninth

b)

Fourteenth

c)

Twenty-fifth

d)

Thirty-forth

12.

Which article says that “Executive Power shall be invested in a president.”?

a)

Article VIII

b)

Article III

c)

Article II

d)

Article VI

13.

What is the president's main job?

a)

To tell soldier what actions to carry out

b)

To execute

c)

To address

d)

To carry out, laws passed by Congress.

14.

The Constitution requires the president to tell Congress about the “_________” each year to discuss the nation’s most important issues and the plans to _____ them.

a)

state of the congress,call

b)

state of the union,address

c)

state of the commercial,tell

d)

state of the united,explain

15.

What is one tool the president uses to carry out the law?

a)

Way Law

b)

Executive Order

c)

Supreme Law

d)

Court Order

16.

The president’s job is to name people to serve as justices of the Supreme Court and judges of other federal courts. Once appointed to the Supreme Court, how long do justices serve?

a)

For 12 years

b)

For life

c)

For 25 years

d)

For 65 years

17.

The president has the power to grant what?

(This declares forgiveness and freedom from punishment for individuals)

a)

Grant bills

b)

Grant pardons

c)

Grant order

d)

Grant peace

18.

Who leads the Foreign policy of the U.S.A and decides how the U.S. acts towards other countries?

a)

The Electoral college

b)

The President

c)

The Congress

d)

The Supmere Court

19.

The president and _____ share the power to make ___. Congress has the power to _____ war. The president can order _____ into battle.

a)

Congress, peace, delcare,troops

b)

Congress, war, declare,troops

c)

Senate, peace, stop,troops

d)

Senate, war, stop,troops

20.

In ____, Congress passed the War Powers Resolution that states the president must let Congress know within __ hours when troops are sent into battle. The troops must be brought home after __ days unless Congress approves their use or declares war.

a)

1982,24,80

b)

1973,48,60

c)

1983,48,80

d)

1973,24,60

21.

The president each ____ plans the federal government’s budget. He or she meets with budget officials and together they decide what programs to _____ and what programs to ___ back.

a)

2 years, support, cut

b)

year, support, cut

c)

day, support, down

d)

20 days, support, cut

22.

he president is regarded as the leader of his or her political party and helps party members run for office as members of Congress, governors, and mayors. They also help the party raise money.

a)

:(

b)

Free question (click all)

c)

I am tried

d)

:)