WorksheetsreVIEW: Executive 4-Presidential Advisors
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What was the primary purpose of creating the Executive Office of the President (EOP)?
a)
To assist the president in his duties
b)
To manage the federal budget
c)
To oversee the military
d)
To regulate independent agencies
2.
Who is considered the most powerful adviser in the White House Office?
a)
Press Secretary
b)
Chief of Staff
c)
Deputy Chief of Staff
d)
Counsel to the President
3.
What role does the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) play?
a)
Prepares the federal budget
b)
Coordinates military policy
c)
Advises on agricultural issues
d)
Manages public relations
4.
Which group helps the president coordinate military and foreign policy?
a)
White House Office
b)
National Security Council
c)
Office of Management and Budget
d)
Council of Economic Advisers
5.
What is the main responsibility of the Cabinet?
a)
To create laws
b)
To advise the president
c)
To manage the military
d)
To oversee the judiciary
6.
How often does the Cabinet meet?
a)
Once a month
b)
As often as necessary
c)
Once a year
d)
Every week
7.
What percentage of national government employees are civil service workers?
a)
50%
b)
70%
c)
90%
d)
100%
8.
What is the civil service system based on?
a)
Political connections
b)
Merit and competitive examinations
c)
Random selection
d)
Presidential appointments
9.
What role does the press secretary play in the White House Office?
a)
Advising on military matters
b)
Providing news and statements from the president
c)
Managing the federal budget
d)
Overseeing the Cabinet
10.
What is the role of the Cabinet secretaries?
a)
To create laws
b)
To advise the president on departmental issues
c)
To manage the military
d)
To oversee elections
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