WorksheetsArticle II--US Constitution
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the term of office for the President of the United States?
a)
Two years
b)
Four years
c)
Six years
d)
Eight years
2.
According to the text, who has the authority to appoint the Electors for the President of the United States?
a)
The President
b)
The Senate
c)
The House of Representatives
d)
Each State's Legislature
3.
How are the Electors chosen to vote for the President and Vice President?
a)
By direct popular vote
b)
By appointment of the President
c)
By the State Legislatures
d)
By the House of Representative
4.
What is the minimum age requirement for someone to be eligible for the Office of President?
a)
25 Years
b)
30 Years
c)
35 Years
d)
40 Years
5.
Who becomes the President if the elected President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the office?
a)
The Vice President
b)
The Speaker of the House
c)
The Secretary of State
d)
The Chief Justice
6.
What action does the President need to take before entering on the Execution of his Office?
a)
Swear allegiance to a foreign power
b)
Take the Oath of Office
c)
Seek approval from the Senate
d)
Make a public address
7.
According to the text, who is the Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States?
a)
The Secretary of Defense
b)
The Vice President
c)
The President
d)
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
8.
What is the main responsibility of the President outlined in the excerpt?
a)
To propose legislation to Congress
b)
To represent the United States in foreign affairs
c)
To ensure laws are faithfully executed
d)
To lead the military in times of war
9.
How often is the President required to give "Information of the State of the Union" to the Congress?
a)
Annually
b)
Biannually
c)
Quarterly
d)
Once during the term
10.
In the event of a tie in the Electoral College vote, who chooses the President?
a)
The Vice President
b)
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
c)
The House of Representatives, with each state having one vote.
d)
The Senate, with each senator having one vote.
11.
What power does the President have regarding treaties?
a)
The President can propose treaties but cannot ratify them
b)
The President must seek approval from the House of Representatives for any treaty
c)
The President can ratify treaties with the approval of two-thirds of the Senate
d)
The President has no role in the treaty-making process
12.
Which body has the power to impeach the President?
a)
The Senate
b)
The House of Representatives
c)
The Supreme Court
d)
The Vice President
13.
What is required for a presidential veto to be overridden?
a)
A simple majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate
b)
A two-thirds majority in the Senate only
c)
A two-thirds majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate
d)
Approval by the Supreme Court
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