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Student Committee Elections

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 54mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main message of the Student Committee Elections?

a)

Our committee is working in service to others

b)

Our committee is working for personal gain

c)

Our committee is not active

d)

Our committee is focused on sports

2.

Fill in the blank: Our main interest is _______.

a)

service

b)

profit

c)

competition

d)

expansion

3.

According to Article 82 of the Constitution, to be President of Mexico, you must be a Mexican citizen by birth, in full enjoyment of his or her rights, the son or daughter of a Mexican father or mother, and have resided in the country for at least ______ years.

a)

twenty

b)

ten

c)

five

d)

fifteen

4.

According to Article 82 of the Constitution, to be President of Mexico, you must be at least ______ years of age at the time of the election.

a)

35

b)

30

c)

40

d)

25

5.

According to Article 82 of the Constitution, to be President of Mexico, you must have resided in the country for the entire year prior to election day. Absence from the country for up to ______ days does not interrupt residency.

a)

30

b)

15

c)

60

d)

90

6.

According to Article 82 of the Constitution, to be President of Mexico, you must not belong to the ______ state nor be a minister of any religion.

a)

ecclesiastical

b)

judicial

c)

federal

d)

legislative

7.

According to Article 82 of the Constitution, to be President of Mexico, you must not be in active service, in the case of belonging to the ______, six months before the day of the election.

a)

Army

b)

Police

c)

Senate

d)

Supreme Court

8.

According to Article 82 of the Constitution, to be President of Mexico, you must not be Secretary or Undersecretary of State, Attorney General of the Republic, or head of the executive branch of any federal entity, unless he or she resigns from his or her position ______ months before election day.

a)

six

b)

three

c)

twelve

d)

nine

9.

According to Article 82 of the Constitution, to be President of Mexico, you must not be included in any of the causes of incapacity established in ______.

a)

article 83

b)

article 80

c)

article 81

d)

article 84

10.

Our politicians need something else. What is it?

a)

Integrity

b)

Wealth

c)

Fame

d)

Popularity

11.

Which of the following is NOT a branch of government shown in the diagram?

a)

EXECUTIVE

b)

JUDICIAL

c)

LEGISLATIVE

d)

EDUCATIONAL

12.

Who represents the executive branch in the state's organization?

a)

PRESIDENT

b)

SENATOR

c)

JUDGE

d)

GOVERNOR

13.

The legislative branch is constituted by which two chambers?

a)

Cámara de diputados and Cámara de senadores

b)

Cámara de comercio and Cámara de industria

c)

Cámara de justicia and Cámara de educación

d)

Cámara de representantes and Cámara de finanzas

14.

Which branch of government is responsible for court law?

a)

JUDICIAL

b)

LEGISLATIVE

c)

EXECUTIVE

d)

ADMINISTRATIVE

15.

The administrative function is carried out through which types of government?

a)

REGIONAL GOV., PROVINCIAL GOV., COMMUNAL GOV.

b)

CENTRAL GOV., FEDERAL GOV., MUNICIPAL GOV.

c)

STATE GOV., LOCAL GOV., NATIONAL GOV.

d)

DISTRICT GOV., CITY GOV., TOWN GOV.

16.

The Supreme Court (Corte Suprema) is part of the judicial branch in the state's organization.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

What is a policy proposal?

a)

An informal suggestion for a course of action

b)

A formal, written suggestion for a specific course of action to address an issue or problem

c)

A casual conversation about policies

d)

A list of rules for an organization

18.

Fill in the blank: Policy proposals outline the problem, propose a solution with strategies for _______, and often include an analysis of costs and potential benefits.

a)

implementation

b)

negotiation

c)

advertisement

d)

celebration

19.

Which of the following is NOT typically included in a policy proposal?

a)

Structured plan backed by research and evidence

b)

Strategies for implementation

c)

Analysis of costs and potential benefits

d)

Personal opinions without evidence

20.

What does the term 'Political Propaganda' mean?

a)

Political propaganda refers to information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view.

b)

Political propaganda is a type of government tax imposed on citizens.

c)

Political propaganda is a legal document required for voting.

d)

Political propaganda refers to the process of electing a political leader.

21.

What action prevents unethical influence on voters?

a)

Media Advertising

b)

Respectful Conduct

c)

Avoid Vote Buying

d)

Follow Timing Rules

22.

Which aspect of a fair campaign involves utilizing media responsibly and respectfully?

a)

Follow Timing Rules

b)

Media Advertising

c)

Avoid Vote Buying

d)

Respectful Conduct

23.

The student council is planning a school fair to raise funds. However, one week before the event, they realize there is little money to buy materials, and several teams haven’t confirmed their participation.

a)

Cancel the fair and postpone it until there are more resources.

b)

Reduce the number of stands and ask teachers and parents for support to cover the basics.

c)

Keep the original plan even if materials are missing, hoping it will work out on the same day.

24.

During a council meeting, two representatives from different groups start arguing strongly about how to organize the sports activities.

a)

End the meeting and wait until the situation calms down on another day.

b)

Listen to both sides, suggest an agreement, and put the decision to a council vote.

c)

Let the rest of the students decide by majority vote without hearing the arguments.

25.

Some students start to distrust how the council is using funds and demand transparency.

a)

a) Explain verbally at an assembly what expenses have been made, without showing documents.

b)

Prepare a report with income and expenses, show receipts, and post it on the school bulletin board.

c)

Avoid giving explanations because it’s a matter that only concerns the council.

26.

The council organizes a cultural contest, but very few students sign up and it seems there won’t be enough interest.

a)

a) Cancel the contest due to lack of interest and stop planning others.

b)

Modify the activity, add more attractive categories, and promote it with help from teachers and social media.

c)

Force each class to sign up at least one participant to guarantee numbers.

27.

A group of students suggests selling sodas during recess to raise money, but some teachers think it’s unhealthy.

a)

a) Accept the proposal immediately because it will bring easy income.

b)

Refuse the proposal completely without offering other ideas.

c)

Analyze the proposal and look for healthier options to sell that also generate funds (flavored water, fruit snacks, etc.).