WorksheetsRoles of the President Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does the President do as Chief Policymaker?
Leads the military
Leads the Executive Branch
Gives awards to deserving citizens
Proposes laws to Congress
Who would currently be considered the Chief of Party for the Democrats?
Donald Trump
Ron Desantis
Joe Biden
Kamala Harris
What does the President do as Chief Diplomat?
Leads foreign policy
Leads his political party
Leads the Executive Branch
Leads the military
Which Role of the President is being displayed in this picture?
Chief Citizen
Chief of State
Chief Executive
Commander-in-Chief
"The President presides over the federal bureaucracy, departments and agencies, chooses and appoints officials and acts as CEO of the federal government"
Best describes which of the following roles of the President?
Chief Executive
Chief of State
Commander in Chief
Chief Diplomat
Who has the sole power of introducing bills to Congress?
the President
members of Congress
the Supreme Court
American citizens
President Trump has spoken out against free trade agreements and advocates for tariffs on imported goods. His ability to influence trade falls under which of the following roles?
Chief of state
Chief manager of the economy
Chief diplomat
Chief policymaker
Match the following presidential actions with the presidential role.
Attend the Queen's Funeral
Head of State
Appoints federal officials
Chief Executive
Negotiating a climate treaty
Chief Diplomat
Calling the families of fallen soliders
Commander in Chief
Encouraging Congress to tackle immigration by proposing a law
Chief Policymaker
In order to become president it takes at least ... electors in the electoral college.
270
538
100
151
Why does New York have more electoral votes than Alaska?
New York is bigger than Alaska.
New York became a state before Alaska.
New York was the first capitol of the United States.
New York has a bigger population than Alaska.
A common criticism of the Electoral College is that it
gives too much power to states with the highest populations
gives too much power to smaller states
is not even a real college
allows a person to win the presidency without a majority of votes
What symbol and color represents the democratic party?
red
blue
What symbol and color represents the republican party?
red
blue
How often does the United States hold a presidential election?
Every 5 Years
Every 3 Years
Every 4 Years
Every 6 Years
Where would a Democratic or Republican presidential nominee spend the most time campaigning?
a blue state
a red state
a swing state
a state with a small population
9) Place these events in chronological order: A) general election; B) primaries and caucuses; C) national convention; D) Inauguration Day.
A B C D
C, D, B, A
C, B, A, D
B, A, C, D
B, C, A, D
