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WorksheetsSocial Studies W.22&.26 Test/Vocab.
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
1. Congress is made up of the House of Representatives and the ___________.
Senate
Governor
Executive
Capitol
2. The President leads the ___________ Branch of the government.
Executive
Senate
Governor
Capitol
The ___________ helps the President and is ready to take the President's place if needed.
Vice President
Senate
Governor
Capitol
4. The ___________ is the leader of a state.
Governor
President
Mayor
Prime Minister
5. Laws are made in the ___________ building.
Capitol
Senate
Governor
Executive
What are the two parts of Congress?
The President and Vice President
Senate and House of Representatives
Supreme Court and Cabinet
Who signs laws to make them official?
Cabinet
President
Supreme Court
Works with the President and is ready to take their place
Congress
President
Governor
Vice President
Capitol
Legislative branch that writes laws
Congress
President
Governor
Vice President
Capitol
The leader of the state
Congress
President
Governor
Vice President
Capitol
The leader of the country
Congress
President
Governor
Vice President
Capitol
The building where Congress meets
Congress
President
Governor
Vice President
Capitol
Where does Congress meet to make laws?
White House
Capitol
Court House
Who is the leader of the Executive Branch?
Governor
President
Senator
If the President does not agree with a law, what can they do?
Make it a law anyway
Stop it from being a law
Pass it to the Governor
The government spends tax money to:
Buy candy
Help the country
Make more laws
The President can serve for:
Four years at a time
Ten years
Twelve years
What is the maximum number of years that a President can serve?
15 years
2 decades
8 years
Laws can protect:
The people's rights
Only the President
The building
The President of the United States right now is:
Joe Biden
Donald Trump
Barack Obama
George W. Bush
The Governor of Mississippi right now is:
Lynn Fitch
Delbert Hosemann
Bennie Thompson
Tate Reeves
Congress
The leader of the state
The law-making group in the U.S. government
The President's helper
Senate
A group in Congress
A court judge
The leader of the country
Executive Branch
The branch that carries out laws
The branch that writes laws
The branch that judges laws
Capitol
A type of law
The building where Congress meets
The President's house
Governor
The leader of a country
The leader of a state
The person who writes laws
Cabinet
A group that helps the President
A law
A state leader
Bill
A new law idea
The Vice President
The state leader
Law
A rule made by government
A group of people
A building
Vice President
The person who leads a state
The person ready to take the President’s place
The leader of Congress
Judicial Branch
The branch that interprets laws
The branch that makes laws
The President’s team
Rights
Things people are allowed to have or do
A group in Congress
The President’s office
Vote
To choose leaders or decisions
To make laws
To build buildings
