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Answer each question correctly to get the frog across the pond.

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Froggy Jumps Chapter 8 GameOnline version Answer each question correctly to get the frog across the pond. by Prof. Cartwright 1 What is the primary difference between open and closed primaries? a Open primaries allow any registered voter to participate in any party’s primary. b Closed primaries allow independent voters to participate. c Open primaries publish voters' ballots publicly. 2 A “top‑two” (or “jungle”) primary allows a all candidates to compete regardless of party, with top two advancing. b only party-affiliated voters to participate. c only nonpartisan candidates to advance. 3 What is one reason incumbents win reelection at very high rates? a Incumbents cannot raise as much money. b They often benefit from franking privileges and name recognition. c They depend on entirely new campaign infrastructure. 4 Which form of direct democracy allows citizens to propose a law or amendment bypassing the legislature? a Legislative referendum b Recall c Initiative 5 What is a key drawback of direct democracy through ballot measures? a Special interests or wealthy groups may fund signature drives and influence outcomes. b All citizens study each issue thoroughly. c Ballot items consistently receive more votes than candidate selections. 6 Which term describes the way media chooses which stories to highlight and how those stories are presented? a Selective exposure b Filtering c Framing

Froggy Jumps

Chapter 8 GameOnline version

Answer each question correctly to get the frog across the pond.

by Prof. Cartwright

What is the primary difference between open and closed primaries?

Open primaries allow any registered voter to participate in any party’s primary.

Closed primaries allow independent voters to participate.

Open primaries publish voters' ballots publicly.

A “top‑two” (or “jungle”) primary allows

all candidates to compete regardless of party, with top two advancing.

only party-affiliated voters to participate.

only nonpartisan candidates to advance.

What is one reason incumbents win reelection at very high rates?

Incumbents cannot raise as much money.

They often benefit from franking privileges and name recognition.

They depend on entirely new campaign infrastructure.

Which form of direct democracy allows citizens to propose a law or amendment bypassing the legislature?

Legislative referendum

Recall

Initiative

What is a key drawback of direct democracy through ballot measures?

Special interests or wealthy groups may fund signature drives and influence outcomes.

All citizens study each issue thoroughly.

Ballot items consistently receive more votes than candidate selections.

Which term describes the way media chooses which stories to highlight and how those stories are presented?

Selective exposure

Filtering

Framing

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What is one reason incumbents win reelection at very high rates?

Which form of direct democracy allows citizens to propose a law or amendment bypassing the legislature?

What is a key drawback of direct democracy through ballot measures?

Which term describes the way media chooses which stories to highlight and how those stories are presented?