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Froggy Jumps Unit 2 GOV QuizOnline version Branch interactions quiz by Ali C 1 Which body has the power to initiate revenue bills? a President b House of Representatives c Senate 2 What is the primary function of standing committees? a Wield executive orders b Execute laws c Review and amend legislation 3 Which power allows Congress to attach conditions to funding? a Commerce Clause b Due Process Clause c Necessary and Proper Clause 4 Which term describes drawing districts to favor a party? a Filibuster b Gerrymandering c Bicameralism 5 What is the term for agreeing to fast-track a bill’s passage? a Filibuster b Cloture c Veto 6 Which branch carries out federal laws? a Executive b Legislative c Judicial 7 Which body confirms presidential judicial appointments? a Supreme Court b Senate c House 8 What is judicial review? a President veto power b Congress making laws c Courts interpreting the Constitution 9 Which document outlines the powers of Congress? a Bill of Rights b Article II c Article I, Section 8 10 Which term describes a long, continuous speech to delay a vote? a Veto b Logrolling c Filibuster 11 Which power can the President use to reject legislation? a Executive order b Pardon c Veto 12 Which body initiates all revenue bills? a Senate b House of Representatives c Executive 13 What is the primary role of the Vice President? a Head of State b Chief Judge c Tie-breaking vote in the Senate 14 What is the iron triangle in government? a States, Congress, Presidency b Interest groups, Congress, and bureaucracy c Media, Courts, Parties 15 Which branch is most insulated from politics by design? a Legislative b Executive c Judicial 16 What action best demonstrates the bully pulpit? a Issuing an executive order b Negotiating treaties c Appealing to the public for support 17 Who must confirm presidential judicial appointments? a House b President c Senate 18 Which model describes legislators voting for constituent preferences? a Delegate b Trustee c Politico 19 Which is an expressed power of Congress? a Declaring war b Judicial review c Conducting foreign diplomacy 20 What is the primary purpose of lifetime tenure for federal judges? a Increase efficiency b Insulate from political pressure c Enhance partisanship 21 Which constitutional principle is most challenged by the modern presidency? a Federalism b Separation of powers c Popular sovereignty 22 Which power lets Congress control agency budgets? a Advice and consent b Power of the purse c Judicial review 23 Which is an example of bureaucratic discretion? a Congress drafting laws b Presidential veto c Agency interpreting how to enforce regulations 24 Which case established judicial review? a Shaw v. Reno b Marbury v. Madison c McCulloch v. Maryland 25 What is bicameralism primarily designed to do? a Strengthen executive power b Provide legislative checks c Create quick laws 26 Which clause allows Congress to tax and spend for the general welfare? a Commerce Clause b Supremacy Clause c General Welfare Clause 27 Which chamber impeaches federal officials? a Supreme Court b House of Representatives c Senate 28 Which body interprets the Constitution as a primary function? a President b Supreme Court c House 29 Which body has appellate jurisdiction over federal districts? a State Courts b Circuit Courts of Appeals c Supreme Court 30 Which action demonstrates congressional oversight? a Signing a treaty b Voting on a bill c Holding agency hearings 31 Which power allows the President to negotiate treaties? a Treaty power b Executive privilege c Signing statements 32 What is the primary function of the House Rules Committee? a Impeaching judges b Drafting budgets c Setting debate rules 33 Which is an informal presidential power? a Veto b Executive privilege c Treaty making 34 Which document outlines the structure of Congress? a The Federalist Papers b The Declaration c The Constitution 35 What does stare decisis require judges to do? a Follow legal precedent b Ignore precedent c Create new law 36 Which power allows Senate to confirm treaties? a Veto b Advice and consent c Executive order 37 Which branch enforces Supreme Court decisions? a Legislative b Executive c Judicial 38 Which is an enumerated power of Congress? a Regulating interstate commerce b Appointing judges c Negotiating treaties 39 Which prime role does the Speaker of the House serve? a Command in Chief b Lead the House agenda c Lead the Supreme Court 40 Which is a primary function of the Supreme Court? a Interpreting the Constitution b Enforcing laws c Interpreting statutes 41 Which is an example of a check on the presidency? a Veto b Executive order c Senate confirmation 42 Which body drafts the federal budget proposal? a Department of Treasury b President and OMB c Congress 43 Which term describes voting for gifted projects to one’s district? a Logrolling b Pork-barrel spending c Filibuster 44 Which principle divides power between national and state governments? a Federalism b Checks and balances c Separation of powers 45 Which clause is central to implied powers? a Commerce Clause b Necessary and Proper Clause c Supremacy Clause 46 Who assigns opinions when in the majority on the Supreme Court? a Attorney General b Associate Justice c Chief Justice 47 Which body writes the federal budget proposal? a GAO b President and OMB c Congress 48 Which is an example of logrolling? a Filibustering b Vetoing bills c Trading votes between legislators 49 Which action best demonstrates the separation of powers? a Legislature writes laws; judiciary interprets b President enforces laws c Judiciary creates laws 50 Which constitutional feature creates a bicameral legislature? a Single executive b Unicameral Congress c Two houses with different regional aims 51 What does the Necessary and Proper Clause do? a Eliminates federalism b Limits Congress c Allows implied powers 52 Which entity has the power to impeach the President? a House of Representatives b Senate c Supreme Court 53 Which is a primary function of the federal judiciary? a Draft laws b Interpret the Constitution c Enforce laws 54 Which is an example of a formal presidential check on Congress? a Executive order b Veto power c Judicial review 55 Which entity initiates revenue bills in the U.S.? a Senate b House of Representatives c President 56 What is the main role of the Senate in impeachment? a Issue the verdict b Conduct the trial c Bring charges 57 Which term describes focusing power within committees? a Judicial review b Specialization and workload management c Federalism 58 Which power allows the President to appoint federal judges with Senate approval? a Advice and consent b Treaty power c Executive privilege 59 Which branch handles law interpretation and constitutionality? a Legislative b Judicial c Executive 60 Which clause relaxes restraints on federal power during economic needs? a Establishment Clause b Necessary and Proper Clause c Free Exercise Clause 61 Who has the power to declare war? a Supreme Court b Congress c President 62 Which action is typical of executive branch oversight? a Holding agency hearings b Issuing pardons c Drafting statutes 63 Which court case involved one person, one vote? a Shaw v. Reno b Baker v. Carr c Marbury v. Madison 64 Which term describes a presidential directive with the force of law? a Veto b Treaty c Executive order 65 Which principle ensures power is divided between national and state governments? a Bicameralism b Federalism c Unitary system 66 Which branch primarily interprets laws? a Executive b Legislative c Judicial 67 Which body resolves differences between House and Senate versions of a bill? a Ways and Means b Conference committee c Standing committee 68 What is the main check on presidential appointments to agencies? a Judicial review b Senate confirmation c Executive order 69 Which document lists explicit powers of Congress? a Article II b The Bill of Rights c Article I, Section 8 70 What does judicial restraint emphasize? a Judges defer to elected branches b Judges ignore precedent c Judges actively shape policy 71 Which term describes government spending meant for local projects? a Pork swap b Pork-barrel spending c Logrolling 72 Which is NOT a qualification for the presidency? a At least 35 years old b Natural-born citizen c College degree 73 Which court has final say on constitutional interpretation? a Court of Appeals b Circuit Court c Supreme Court 74 Which power is primarily checked by the filibuster rule? a Senate debate b Judicial review c Executive order 75 Which body has appellate jurisdiction over federal district courts? a Circuit Courts of Appeals b State Courts c Supreme Court 76 Which term describes political negotiation between branches and groups? a Iron triangle b Due process c Checks and balances 77 Which clause allows Congress to regulate interstate commerce? a Due Process Clause b Necessary and Proper Clause c Commerce Clause 78 Which body approves international treaties? a President b House c Senate 79 Which is a key feature of the modern presidency? a Lack of power b Informal powers c Limited roles 80 Which branch is empowered to interpret laws? a Executive b Judicial c Legislative 81 Which power is used to check the judges? a Senate confirmation b Veto c Executive order

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by Ali C

Which body has the power to initiate revenue bills?

What is the primary function of standing committees?

Which power allows Congress to attach conditions to funding?

Which term describes drawing districts to favor a party?

What is the term for agreeing to fast-track a bill’s passage?

Which branch carries out federal laws?

Which body confirms presidential judicial appointments?

What is judicial review?

Which document outlines the powers of Congress?

Which term describes a long, continuous speech to delay a vote?

Which power can the President use to reject legislation?

Which body initiates all revenue bills?

What is the primary role of the Vice President?

What is the iron triangle in government?

Which branch is most insulated from politics by design?

What action best demonstrates the bully pulpit?

Who must confirm presidential judicial appointments?

Which model describes legislators voting for constituent preferences?

Which is an expressed power of Congress?

What is the primary purpose of lifetime tenure for federal judges?

Which constitutional principle is most challenged by the modern presidency?

Which power lets Congress control agency budgets?

Which is an example of bureaucratic discretion?

Which case established judicial review?

What is bicameralism primarily designed to do?

Which clause allows Congress to tax and spend for the general welfare?

Which chamber impeaches federal officials?

Which body interprets the Constitution as a primary function?

Which body has appellate jurisdiction over federal districts?

Which action demonstrates congressional oversight?

Which power allows the President to negotiate treaties?

What is the primary function of the House Rules Committee?

Which is an informal presidential power?

Which document outlines the structure of Congress?

What does stare decisis require judges to do?

Which power allows Senate to confirm treaties?

Which branch enforces Supreme Court decisions?

Which is an enumerated power of Congress?

Which prime role does the Speaker of the House serve?

Which is a primary function of the Supreme Court?

Which is an example of a check on the presidency?

Which body drafts the federal budget proposal?

Which term describes voting for gifted projects to one’s district?

Which principle divides power between national and state governments?

Which clause is central to implied powers?

Who assigns opinions when in the majority on the Supreme Court?

Which body writes the federal budget proposal?

Which is an example of logrolling?

Which action best demonstrates the separation of powers?

Which constitutional feature creates a bicameral legislature?

What does the Necessary and Proper Clause do?

Which entity has the power to impeach the President?

Which is a primary function of the federal judiciary?

Which is an example of a formal presidential check on Congress?

Which entity initiates revenue bills in the U.S.?

What is the main role of the Senate in impeachment?

Which term describes focusing power within committees?

Which power allows the President to appoint federal judges with Senate approval?

Which branch handles law interpretation and constitutionality?

Which clause relaxes restraints on federal power during economic needs?

Who has the power to declare war?