Definition Of Reserved Powers Quiz

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The constitution is considered the highest law of the land. It elaborates and explains everything what the law can do in order for a nation to be ran smoothly with its leaders.


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  • 1. 
    Who can primarily exercise reserved powers?
    • A. 

      Head of State

    • B. 

      President of a country

    • C. 

      King

    • D. 

      All of the above

  • 2. 
    Which of the following is considered the members of the House?
    • A. 

      The Vice President

    • B. 

      The Senate

    • C. 

      The House of Representatives

    • D. 

      B & C

  • 3. 
    How many votes are needed to supersede the veto of a President on a certain proposed law?
    • A. 

      One fourth of both Houses

    • B. 

      One half of both Houses

    • C. 

      Three-fourths of both Houses

    • D. 

      All the members of both Houses

  • 4. 
    When is the exact  time to use reserved powers
    • A. 

      During a state of calamity

    • B. 

      During an insurgency

    • C. 

      During a rebellion

    • D. 

      All of the above

  • 5. 
    What is another term for a proposed law?
    • A. 

      A draft

    • B. 

      A bill

    • C. 

      A temporary law

    • D. 

      A debatable issue

  • 6. 
    Who constrains the President from making such critical decisions?
    • A. 

      The legislature

    • B. 

      The local government

    • C. 

      The Cabinet members

    • D. 

      A & c

  • 7. 
    What type of government controls the President in some aspects of critical decision-making?
    • A. 

      Presidential

    • B. 

      Parliamentary

    • C. 

      Federal

    • D. 

      Monarchy

  • 8. 
    Which branch of government  approves these reserved powers?
    • A. 

      The Supreme Court

    • B. 

      The Legislative Branch

    • C. 

      The Department of Justice

    • D. 

      No approval is required

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