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A reading comprehension quiz about the #chief of #staff at the #white #house #EOP
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1
What branch of government includes the White House Chief of Staff?
Executive
Judicial
Finance
Legislative
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The Chief of Staff
cannot hire White House staff.
decides the schedules of other White House staff.
decides who gets to meet with the President.
helps resolve disputes between the President and First Lady.
3
Donald J. Trump's Chief of Staff will be
Reince Priebus
Denis McDonough
Melania Trumph
Barak Obama
4
One could infer that the Chief of Staff
must have excellent organization and communication skills.
must be an accountant and a negotiator.
must be able to write speeches.
must be well-liked by Congress.
5
Choose the correct answer.
incorrect
incorrect
incorrect
correct
6
Which of the following presidents did not have a chief of staff?
Eisenhower
Carter
Kennedy
Obama
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Which President created the Executive Office for the President?
Roosevelt
Carter
Kennedy
Eisenhower
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The Chief of Staff
is elected by the people.
is appointed by the winning political party.
is appointed by the President.
is approved by Congress.
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The Chief of Staff
serves a two-year term.
has a lifetime appointment.
serves at the pleasure of the President.
serves a four-year term.
10
It is possible to conclude that the Chief of Staff
lives at the White House with the President.
has a lot of leisure time.
works more than 40 hours per week.
does not spend much time with the President.
11
What was the former title of the Chief of Staff?
president's right-hand-man
president's aide
president's secretary
president's adviser
12
Which of the following is not a duty of the Chief of Staff?
supervising the White House staff
overseeing the actions in the White House
providing security for taxpayers
managing the president's schedule