WorksheetsUS Constitution Part IV
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
The president has the power to ____________ criminals.
give criminals a longer, harsher sentence
pardon
decide whether criminals are guilty or innocent
re-try
to run for president
run convict a criminal
to travel
to not pass a law
What is the Legislative Branch?
Congress which is made up the House of the Representatives and the Senate
Each of the 50 state governors
One judge from each of the 50 states
Supreme Court
At the national level, who is the person in charge of the Executive Branch?
the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
the Chief Executive Officer
Can a bill that was vetoed still become a law?
No, it is has been decided; it is final.
Yes, because the President is allowed three chances to get it right.
Yes, the Congress can override the veto if 2/3 of the Congress agree.
Yes, the Vice President can take charge.
Who can veto a bill before it becomes a national law?
The President
the Supreme Court
the mayor
no one, because once a law is final it's a law forever
What does the Judicial Branch do?
Interprets the laws
Makes the laws
decides who's allowed to be part of the President's Cabinet
plans parties
What is another name for the Legislative Branch?
the mayor's office
The Cabinet
The Congress
McDonald's
Who nominates the U.S. Supreme Court judges?
The President
The Senate
A committee of mayors from various cities
Congress
What is the highest court in the United States?
The Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
The Court of Monte Cristo
Federal Courts
What is the Judicial Branch?
the Supreme Court AND other Federal Courts
It's only the U.S. Supreme Court.
the police and lawyers like on Law & Order
The Senate and the House of Representative
What does the president do to make a bill a law?
Vetoes it
Signs it
Sends it to Congress
Asks each state to approve it
THROWBACK!
According to the map, the symbol for the capital of Kentucky is _______?
a star
a blue shaded area
a squiggly line
red arrows
