Branches Of Government Quiz-3
A government is a system or a group of people governing organized community and often a state. The government is made of the executive, legislature and judiciary as the arms. The legislature is concerned with making laws. Take this quiz 3 on Branches of the Government understand them better. All the best!
- 1.The President's title over the military is
- A.
Chief Commander
- B.
Commander of Forces
- C.
Commander and Chief
- D.
Chief and Commander
- 2.The document that established the branches of government is
- A.
Declaration of Independence
- B.
Bill of Rights
- C.
US Constitution
- D.
Articles of Confederation
- 3.The heads of government agencies and departments are a part of the
- A.
Cabinet
- B.
Executive Branch
- C.
Legislative Branch
- D.
House of Representatives
- 4.There are two from each state on this house of Congress
- A.
House of Representatives
- B.
House of Delegates
- C.
Senate
- D.
General Assembly
- 5.This branch writes new laws
- A.
Legislative
- B.
Judicial
- C.
Cabinet
- D.
Executive
- 6.The name of the Senate and House of Representatives together
- A.
Congress
- B.
Virginia General Assembly
- C.
Legislative Branch
- D.
Checks and Balances
- 7.Must be approved by the Legislative Branch
- A.
Senate
- B.
House
- C.
President
- D.
Cabinet
- 8.All of the following describe the Supreme Court EXCEPT
- A.
There are 9 Justices on the Court
- B.
They consider treaties with foreign countries
- C.
They interpret the laws
- D.
They are the head of the Judicial Branch
- 9.The Executive Branch
- A.
Cannot be impeached
- B.
Is determined by state population
- C.
Carries out the laws
- D.
Established US Government Branches
- 10.This group is determined by state population
- A.
House of Commons
- B.
House of Representatives
- C.
House of Delegates
- D.
House of Congress
- 11.The power of Impeachment belongs to
- A.
The Supreme Court
- B.
The Cabinet
- C.
The Legislative Branch
- D.
The Commander in Chief
- 12.What is the definition of Checks and Balances?
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