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.
Questions and Answers
- 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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