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WorksheetsPresidential Elections
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 5hrs 15mins
ballot
a place where you go to vote.
the paper on which a vote is marked.
a political party.
a way of voting.
What is a debate?
electoral college
Who is a nominee in presidential elections?
What is a primary election?
swing state
What are the two most famous politcal parties?
Democratic party, Green Party
Socialist Party,
Republican Party
Democratic Patrtya
Libertarian Party
Democratic Party, Republican Party,
Who can become president in the United States?
What are the requirement to vote in the United States?
Election day in the United States happens on the 1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November.
True
False
The President and Vice-President are sworn in to office, according to the 20th Amendment, on
January 20th at noon.
April 15th at 8 am.
January 1st at noon.
The first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
The President of the United States must have won:
the California primary
more swing states than other candidates
the hearts of the people
at least 270 electoral votes
Choose all the answers that apply:
Presidential elections are held ...
once every four years
on a Tuesday
in November
on November 2nd
The electoral college has ________ members.
538
433
360
270
In order to become president it takes at least ... electors in the electoral college.
270
538
100
151
In what month is the newly elected President and Vice President inaugurated?
September
November
December
January
What is the White House?
The capitol of the USA where the government works
One of the major political parties in the USA, their symbol is the elephant.
The place where the president lives and works
The part of the Constitution that describes the president.
Why is voting important?
It helps make changes in your community.
It gives people a say and a choice in their government.
It is a right and responsibility.
All of the above
someone who is running for office during an election
candidate
president
vice president
