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Froggy Jumps Civics & Elections QuizOnline version Quiz on voting rights and elections. by Dalton Manson 1 17th amendment a elect senators directly b the right to vote at 18 years old c cant deny the right to vote based on sex 2 Horse Race Journalism a Explicitly who is winning b Explicity who is losing c Keeping track of both who is winning and losing 3 cant deny the right to vote based on sex a 19th amendment b 17th amendment c 15th amendment 4 Which amendment lowered the voting age to 18? a Twenty-First Amendment b Nineteenth Amendment c Twenty-Sixth Amendment 5 What does the Fifteenth Amendment prohibit states from denying? a Right to vote based on race b Right to vote based on gender c Right to vote based on income 6 Which amendment allows DC residents to have electoral votes? a Twenty-Fifth Amendment b Twenty-Third Amendment c Twenty-Fourth Amendment 7 What is retrospective voting? a Voting for current opinion polls b Voting for future promises c Voting based on past performance or past party success 8 Which term describes voting for people predicting what will happen? a Retrospective voting b Prospective voting c Rational-choice voting 9 What is rational-choice voting primarily based on? a Voting on personal interests b Voting on random choice c Voting for party-line loyalty 10 What does the free rider problem refer to? a People contributing more than others b Benefiting from others' contributions without paying or helping c Government funding all groups 11 In political linkage, what is the role of interest groups? a To run elections directly b To amplify like-minded voices (e.g., NRA) c To judge media content 12 What are the iron triangles in government? a Judiciary, executive, legislature b Bureaucratic agency, interest groups, and congressional committees c Three branches of government 13 Which term describes the network of people with a common issue in government? a Issue networks b Electoral college c Campaign committees 14 Incumbents are about how much more likely to be reelected when in office? a 50% more likely b 10% more likely c 90% more likely 15 Which primary type lets registered voters choose any candidate across parties? a Closed primary b Caucus c Open primary 16 What is a caucus in party candidate selection? a A local meeting to choose delegates and candidates b A party charity event c A national party convention 17 What happens at party conventions in presidential years? a Announce the vice president alone b End the election cycle c Publish a new platform and unite for the general election 18 Which election type has the highest voter turnout? a Presidential election b Gubernatorial election c Local municipal election 19 What is the Electoral College? a A committee of party leaders b States have votes equal to their representatives and senators c A national popular vote tally 20 What does winner-take-all mean in elections? a The winner receives all applicable electoral or seat rewards b No winner is declared c All candidates share seats 21 What did the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 address? a Campaign accessibility b Voter ID requirements c Regulation of campaign finance 22 Citizens United v. FEC (2010) is known for ruling on what? a Public financing of campaigns only b Unlimited independent political expenditures by groups c Banning all political ads 23 What are PACs? a Party appointment committees b Public Affairs Councils c Political Action Committees that raise and spend money to influence elections

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by Dalton Manson

17th amendment

Horse Race Journalism

cant deny the right to vote based on sex

Which amendment lowered the voting age to 18?

What does the Fifteenth Amendment prohibit states from denying?

Which amendment allows DC residents to have electoral votes?

What is retrospective voting?

Which term describes voting for people predicting what will happen?

What is rational-choice voting primarily based on?

What does the free rider problem refer to?

In political linkage, what is the role of interest groups?

What are the iron triangles in government?

Which term describes the network of people with a common issue in government?

Incumbents are about how much more likely to be reelected when in office?

Which primary type lets registered voters choose any candidate across parties?

What is a caucus in party candidate selection?

What happens at party conventions in presidential years?

Which election type has the highest voter turnout?

What is the Electoral College?

What does winner-take-all mean in elections?

What did the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 address?

Citizens United v. FEC (2010) is known for ruling on what?

What are PACs?