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Froggy Jumps U.S. Gov 2nd Semester Final QuestionsOnline version Government basics quiz by Mr. Hays 1 1. Proposing a law to expand educational opportunities for preschool-age children would be an example of what kind of presidential power? a A. Executive b C. Legislative c B. Judicial 2 2. In the electoral college that chooses the president, each state gets one vote for every a B. Member in the state legislature b A. Member in the House of Representatives c C. Member in Congress 3 3. Which executive action best demonstrates a check on legislative branch power? a B. The Supreme Court overturns a presidential pardon b A. The Senate rejects a Supreme Court nominee c C. The president vetoes a bill passed by Congress 4 4. Who appoints Supreme Court justices and other federal judges? a B. President b C. Secretary of Defense c A. Vice President 5 5. The main goal of the Executive Branch is to a B. Make the laws b A. Enforce the laws c C. Interpret the laws 6 6. Which of the following is an important informal power of the president? a C. Appointing Supreme Court justices b A. Declaring war on other nations c B. Using the media to persuade the public 7 7. This group is chosen by the president for their experience in selected areas. a B. Press corps b A. Cabinet c C. Electoral College 8 8. Which of the following is a necessary qualification for anyone wishing to be president of the United States? a C. Minimum of age 35 b B. Naturalized citizen c A. Minimum of age 45 9 11. Which term refers to previous court rulings? a A. Precedent b B. Senatorial courtesy c D. Jurisdiction 10 12. A state may not take a person’s life, liberty, or property without a A. Original jurisdiction b C. A Supreme Court opinion c B. Due process 11 13. Which of the following is an example of the responsibility of the Judicial Branch? a D. Determining if a sitting president should be impeached. b B. Creating a new law to help the U.S. economy. c A. Determining if students have freedom of speech in schools. 12 14. Which of the following cases expanded the Judicial Branch’s powers to include judicial review? a D. Gibbons v. Ogden b C. Marbury v. Madison c A. McCulloch v. Maryland 13 15. How many justices serve on the Supreme Court? a B. Seven b A. Six c D. Nine 14 16. Which headline best illustrates an example of checks and balances? a A. President invokes 25th amendment b C. House Passes Health Care Reform c B. Senate Rejects Presidential Nominee for Supreme Court 15 17. The clause of the U.S. Constitution that was used in the Brown v. Board of Education (1954) case was a A. The due process clause b D. The equal protection clause c B. The necessary and proper clause 16 20. Jessica is a student in high school. She wants to lead a protest to address the quality of school lunches. Jessica feels passionate about the issue, and after much thought, she makes the decision to lead a cafeteria boycott. Which of the foll a C. freedom of due process b B. freedom of religion c A. freedom of speech 17 22. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was one of the main leaders of the civil rights movement. What strategy did Dr. King use to promote change? a C. civil disobedience b B. violent resistance c A. electoral process 18 23. The Bill of Rights guarantees which of the following rights to a person arrested and charged with a crime? a C. The right to negotiate a plea bargain b A. The right to participate in elections c B. the right to legal representation

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U.S. Gov 2nd Semester Final QuestionsOnline version

by Mr. Hays

1. Proposing a law to expand educational opportunities for preschool-age children would be an example of what kind of presidential power?

2. In the electoral college that chooses the president, each state gets one vote for every

3. Which executive action best demonstrates a check on legislative branch power?

4. Who appoints Supreme Court justices and other federal judges?

5. The main goal of the Executive Branch is to

6. Which of the following is an important informal power of the president?

7. This group is chosen by the president for their experience in selected areas.

8. Which of the following is a necessary qualification for anyone wishing to be president of the United States?

11. Which term refers to previous court rulings?

12. A state may not take a person’s life, liberty, or property without

13. Which of the following is an example of the responsibility of the Judicial Branch?

14. Which of the following cases expanded the Judicial Branch’s powers to include judicial review?

15. How many justices serve on the Supreme Court?

16. Which headline best illustrates an example of checks and balances?

17. The clause of the U.S. Constitution that was used in the Brown v. Board of Education (1954) case was

20. Jessica is a student in high school. She wants to lead a protest to address the quality of school lunches. Jessica feels passionate about the issue, and after much thought, she makes the decision to lead a cafeteria boycott. Which of the foll

22. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was one of the main leaders of the civil rights movement. What strategy did Dr. King use to promote change?

23. The Bill of Rights guarantees which of the following rights to a person arrested and charged with a crime?