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Unit 4 Government Test Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are EXCLUSIVE powers of the Senate?

a)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers.

b)

Advise and consent on executive decisions.

c)

Impeach, initiate revenue bills

d)

Regulate workplace safety and health

2.

What is the significance of the 17th Amendment to the U.S Senate?

a)

Senators must be selected by a direct popular vote

b)

Senators must be elected by the electoral college process

c)

Senators must be elected by appointment by the governor

d)

Senators must be elected by indirect political party votes

3.

What are the powers of the House of Representatives?

a)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

b)

Try cases of impeachment, advise and consent on executive decisions

c)

Impeach, initiate revenue bills

d)

Regulate workplace safety and health

4.

What did the Great Compromise allow for the structure of Congress to be?

a)

Bicameral structure of Congress

b)

Unicameral structure of Congress

c)

Regulate workplace safety and health

d)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

5.

Complete the process for a bill to become a law:

a)

Introduced to the House of Representa

b)

Assigned to a committee

c)

Considered and approved by the House

d)

Sent to the Senate for similar approval

e)

Signed or vetoed by the president

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6.

What are the duties of the Cabinet members?

a)

Regulate workplace safety and health

b)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

c)

Implement most legislative requirements

d)

Advise the president and help execute policies and laws

7.

Why does the executive branch operate a large number of executive departments?

a)

Regulate workplace safety and health

b)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

c)

It Acts to Implement most legislative requirements

d)

Advise the president and help execute policies and laws

8.

Which responsibilities of U.S foreign policy are handled by the executive branch?

a)

Make treaties and appoint ambassadors

b)

receiving foreign ambassadors

c)

Declare war

d)

Grant recognition to new governments

9.

Originally, what is the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court?

Choose 2

a)

cases between two or more states

b)

Civil and criminal cases arising under federal law

c)

cases effecting ambassadors

d)

Regulate workplace safety and health

10.

What is the function of NASA?

a)

Regulate workplace safety and health

b)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

c)

Pioneer the future in space exploration, scientific discovery, and aeronautics research

d)

Implement most legislative requirements

11.

What is the function of OSHA?

a)

Regulate workplace safety and health

b)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

c)

Implement most legislative requirements

d)

Advise the president and help execute policies and laws

12.

What is the function of the EPA?

a)

Regulate workplace safety and health

b)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

c)

Protect and promote public health through the regulation and supervision of food safety

d)

Assure a safe and healthful working conditions for workers

13.

What is the function of the FCC?

a)

Regulate workplace safety and health

b)

Make treaties, appoint ambassadors, receive ambassadors and other public ministers

c)

Regulate mass communication, radio, TV, etc.

d)

Implement most legislative requirements

14.

Critics of the electoral college argue that the system can result in the selection of

a)

a third party candidate as president

b)

only wealthy individuals as president

c)

a President who did not win the popular vote.

d)

Presidential candidates form populous states

15.

Reorder the following sequence for electing the U.S President:

a)

Campaigning; primaries and caucuses

b)

Party Nomination in convention

c)

General Election

d)

Electoral College

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2)
3)
4)