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Froggy Jumps Judicial & Bureaucracy QuizOnline version Test knowledge on courts and the federal bureaucracy. by Christian 1 Which case established judicial review in the U.S.? a Marbury v. Madison b Brown v. Board of Education c Dred Scott v. Sanford 2 Which body confirms federal judges after appointment? a House of Representatives b President c Senate 3 Judicial activism refers to courts shaping policy through: a Avoiding any policy role b Active interpretation to address social issues c Strict textualism 4 Federalist No. 78 portrays the judiciary as: a The least dangerous branch b The most powerful branch c Equally powerful as others 5 Which is a common check on judicial power? a Public opinion polls b Presidential line-item veto c Constitutional amendments 6 Which is a type of Supreme Court opinion? a Editorial b Concurring c Plurality 7 Which is a primary function of the bureaucracy? a Judicial review b Implementation c Enacting laws 8 An Iron Triangle describes close ties among: a Agency, Congress, and interest groups b States, courts, and media c Presidency, military, and donors 9 A common criticism of patronage is that it: a Enhances transparency b Undermines merit in hiring c Increases efficiency 10 Which is an example of an Independent Regulatory Commission? a Government Corporation b Cabinet Department c Independent Regulatory Commission

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Judicial & Bureaucracy QuizOnline version

Test knowledge on courts and the federal bureaucracy.

by Christian

Which case established judicial review in the U.S.?

Marbury v. Madison

Brown v. Board of Education

Dred Scott v. Sanford

Which body confirms federal judges after appointment?

House of Representatives

President

Senate

Judicial activism refers to courts shaping policy through:

Avoiding any policy role

Active interpretation to address social issues

Strict textualism

Federalist No. 78 portrays the judiciary as:

The least dangerous branch

The most powerful branch

Equally powerful as others

Which is a common check on judicial power?

Public opinion polls

Presidential line-item veto

Constitutional amendments

Which is a type of Supreme Court opinion?

Editorial

Concurring

Plurality

Which is a primary function of the bureaucracy?

Judicial review

Implementation

Enacting laws

An Iron Triangle describes close ties among:

Agency, Congress, and interest groups

States, courts, and media

Presidency, military, and donors

A common criticism of patronage is that it:

Enhances transparency

Undermines merit in hiring

Increases efficiency

Which is an example of an Independent Regulatory Commission?

Government Corporation

Cabinet Department

Independent Regulatory Commission

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Judicial & Bureaucracy QuizOnline version

by Christian

Which case established judicial review in the U.S.?

Which body confirms federal judges after appointment?

Judicial activism refers to courts shaping policy through:

Federalist No. 78 portrays the judiciary as:

Which is a common check on judicial power?

Which is a type of Supreme Court opinion?

Which is a primary function of the bureaucracy?

An Iron Triangle describes close ties among:

A common criticism of patronage is that it:

Which is an example of an Independent Regulatory Commission?

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