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Practice Quiz Review FL gov't

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which constitutional provision forbids conflict between State and Federal?

a)

Federalism

b)

Rule of Law

c)

Habeas Corpus

d)

Supremacy Clause

2.

Which one is NOT a Federal Power?

a)

Reserved

b)

Delegated

c)

Expressed

d)

Implied

3.

Teacher certifications are an example of what type of power?

a)

Reserved

b)

Implied

c)

Concurrent

d)

Expressed

4.

Children vaccinations for school are what type of power?

a)

Concurrent

b)

Elastic

c)

Reserved

d)

Delegated

5.

Police are what type of power?

a)

Reserved

b)

Concurrent

c)

Implied

d)

Expressed

6.

Taxes are what type of power?

a)

Reserved

b)

Local

c)

Implied

d)

Concurrent

7.

Courts and jails are what type of power?

a)

Expressed

b)

Reserved

c)

Concurrent

d)

Ennumerated

8.

What level of government gives the most services to citizens?

a)

Federalism

b)

Local

c)

State

d)

Federal

9.

What level of government is superior to all others?

a)

Local

b)

State

c)

Federal

d)

None

10.

Which is an example of concurrent powers?

a)

Powers given to federal government

b)

Powers shared between local and state governments

c)

Powers given to local government

d)

Powers shared between state and federal governments

11.

Which mnemonic device is used to remember powers of Federal Government?

a)

rs

b)

ipod

c)

idef

d)

bc

12.

Which level(s) of government cares about public welfare

a)

Local only

b)

State only

c)

Federal only

d)

All of them

13.

Who can borrow money?

a)

Everyone

b)

Local only

c)

State only

d)

Federal only

14.

Who regulates interstate trade?

a)

Everyone

b)

Local only

c)

State only

d)

Federal only

15.

Who can make treaties with other countries?

a)

Mayor

b)

Governor

c)

President

d)

Governor and President

16.

Who can charter (make new) banks?

a)

Local government

b)

State government

c)

State and Federal governments

d)

Federal government

17.

Which one is true about US and FL Supreme Court Justices?

a)

All Supreme Court Justices are elected by the people

b)

All Supreme Court Justices serve for life

c)

All Supreme Court Justices must be US Citizens

d)

All Supreme Court Justices have a Chief Justice

18.

Which one is true about US and FL Supreme Court Justices?

a)

US has 9 justices and FL has 7 Justices

b)

President and Governor appoint them for life

c)

All Justices must be elected every 6 years

d)

Justices may not be over 70 years of age

19.

What level of government appoints ambassadors?

a)

What's an ambassador?

b)

Federal Level

c)

State Level

d)

Local Level

20.

What is the first step to creating a Federal Bill?

a)

Goes to a house committee to be debated

b)

A congressman proposes it

c)

2/3 of Congress Proposes

d)

A concerned citizen proposes it

21.

Where must all bills start?

a)

In a house's committee

b)

In the Senate

c)

In the House of Representatives

d)

On the President's desk

22.

What happens when a bill has passed both houses of Congress?

a)

Goes to the Governor's desk to sign

b)

They override it with 2/3 vote

c)

Goes to the President's desk to sign

d)

Goes to the Supreme Court to declare it constitutional

23.

Once the Senate passes a bill, where does it go next?

a)

Goes to the House of Representatives

b)

Goes to the President

c)

Goes to the Senate Committee

d)

Goes to the Governor

24.

If there's a local problem, what's your first step to solve it?

a)

Write to the President

b)

Write to the Governor

c)

Write to the Mayor

d)

Start a Petition asking for City Council to help

25.

What can city council do for you?

a)

Create statutes

b)

Create ordinances

c)

Create acts

d)

Nothing

26.

Which sentence accurately describes both our President and our Governor?

a)

Their terms are for 6 years, they are both Chief Executives and they deliver State addresses

b)

Their terms are for 4 years, they are both Chief Diplomats and they deliver State addresses

c)

Their terms are for 4 years, they are both Chief Executives and they deliver State addresses

d)

Their terms are for 4 years, they are both Chief Executives and they deliver State of the Union Addresses

27.

What can both the President and Governor do?

a)

Grant Pardons

b)

Appoint ambassadors

c)

Create treaties

d)

Commander-in-chief

28.

What can both the President and Governor do to a bill?

a)

Override

b)

Veto

c)

Pocket Veto

d)

Line Item Veto

29.

It's important you know which level of government does specific jobs so you do not choose the wrong level of gov for an answer. For example, which one would Congress be in charge of?

a)

Trash collection

b)

Zoning

c)

Teacher licenses

d)

mail delivery

30.

It's important you know which level of government does specific jobs so you do not choose the wrong level of gov for an answer. For example, which one would just the City Council be in charge of?

a)

Trash Collection

b)

Taxi licenses

c)

School classes

d)

police services

31.

It's important you know which level of government does specific jobs so you do not choose the wrong level of gov for an answer. For example, which one would all levels be in charge of?

a)

Police force

b)

Licenses

c)

Voting

d)

Education

32.

It's important you know which level of government does specific jobs so you do not choose the wrong level of gov for an answer. For example, which one would JUST the State be in charge of?

a)

Fire Services

b)

Police Services

c)

Military Services

d)

Elections

33.

If the Orlando mayor was running for office, what issue would be his campaign platform be on?

a)

Lack of teachers in OCPS

b)

Pay for fire fighters

c)

Illegal immigrants coming to Orlando

d)

Better postal delivery

34.

Which issue would a President use to campaign?

a)

Zoning (adding a Walmart to every city)

b)

Lack of good public school teachers and charter schools

c)

Immigration issues

d)

Using cell phones while driving

35.

Which sentence is correct about the FL and US Amendment Process?

a)

60% of voters must approve all amendments

b)

Governor and President must pass all amendments

c)

Only the legislative branch makes amendments

d)

There are 2 ways to amend the US Constitution and 5 ways to amend the FL Constitution

36.

Which sentence is correct about the US and FL Constitutions?

a)

Both include a 9 member supreme court

b)

Both protect individual rights

c)

Neither describe the amendment process

d)

Both include the word "god"

37.

Who is the supreme executive of the state of Florida?

a)

Chief Justice of the FL Supreme Court

b)

Governor

c)

President

d)

The People

38.

Which of the following issues would be included in both the US and FL Constitution?

a)

Cleaning up national parks

b)

Right to Work

c)

Religious Freedom

d)

Immigration

39.

Which sentence about the US and FL Constitutions is true?

a)

They both begin with We the People

b)

They both have Declaration of Rights

c)

They both include grievances

d)

They both mention "God"

40.

Which line is from both the US and FL Constitution?

a)

Insure domestic tranquility

b)

Provide for the common defense

c)

Secure our blessings for our posterity

d)

Guarantee equal civil and political rights

41.

The Florida Declaration of Rights is very similar to the _______.

a)

U.S. Constitution

b)

Magna Carta

c)

Declaration of Independence

d)

US Bill of Rights

42.

_________ is the sharing of powers between the national government and the state governments.

a)

Political Unitarianism

b)

Confederacy

c)

Federalism

43.

Both the U.S. and Florida constitution establish _______ branches of government.

a)

two

b)

three

c)

four

d)

five

44.

Under the U.S. Constitution, executive cabinet members are ​ ​ (a)   . Under the Florida Constitution, executive cabinet members are ​ (b)   ​ .

Choose from the below words
appointed
elected
45.

Under the U.S. Constitution, judges ​ (a)   . Under the Florida Constitution, judges ​ (b)   ​ .

Choose from the below words
are appointed to lifetime terms
are retained by citizen election
46.

The Florida Constitution does not allow for:

a)

a governor serving less than two terms.

b)

state income tax.

c)

federalism.

d)

the right to bear arms.

47.

In the U.S. Constitution, amendments are most often ratified by ​ (a)   . In the Florida constitution, amendments may be ratified by ​ (b)   .

Choose from the below words
state legislatures
citizen voters
48.
Who is the  head of the executive branch of state government?
a)
governor
b)
councilman
c)
President
d)
senator
49.
Cities, towns, and counties are part of_______________government.
a)
state
b)
local
c)
federal
50.
Which part of the Florida Constitution protects individual rights?
a)
Preamble
b)
Amendments
c)
Bill of Rights
d)
Declaration of Rights
51.
How does the process for amending the Constitution of Florida compare to that of amending the U.S. Constitution?
a)
Amending the FL Constitution is much more difficult to amend then the US Constitution
b)
Amending the US Constitution is much more difficult to amend then the FL Constitution
c)
The Florida Constitution and the U.S. Constitution follow the same procedures for amendment
d)
The U.S. Constitution requires two steps for amendment, while the Florida Constitution is amended in a single step
52.
How do the Governor of Florida's cabinet members get their positions?
a)
they are appointed by the governor
b)
they are appointed by Congress
c)
they are elected by the citizens of Florida
d)
they are elected by Congress
53.

Declare war

a)

Delegated

b)

Concurrent

c)

Reserved

54.

Levy and collect taxes

a)

Delegated

b)

Concurrent

c)

Reserved

55.

Borrow money

a)

Delegated

b)

Concurrent

c)

Reserved

56.

Establish and maintain schools.

a)

Delegated

b)

Concurrent

c)

Reserved

57.

Powers that are granted to the states

a)

Delegated

b)

Concurrent

c)

Reserved

d)

Implied

58.

Powers that are listed in the constitution

a)

Delegated

b)

Concurrent

c)

Reserved

d)

Implied

59.

Powers shared by both the Federal and State government.

a)

Delegated

b)

Concurrent

c)

Reserved

d)

Implied

60.

What is the maximum number of terms a member of the Florida House of Representatives can serve?

a)

2 terms

b)

4 terms

c)

6 terms

d)

No term limits

61.

What is the power to reject a law?

a)
Acceptance power
b)
Approval power
c)
Consent power
d)
Veto power
62.

As of 2024, Florida's governor is _______

a)

Biden

b)

Trump

c)

Cruz

d)

DeSantis