Which BEST describes the governor’s role in creating or amending laws in Georgia?

The governor can veto bills passed by the General Assembly.

What is the purpose of the state Judicial branch of government?

to interpret laws that are passed

The MAIN purpose of the Georgia State Constitution is to

give a framework for the laws and government of Georgia.

To pass a test at the end of 8th grade to show you know about the history of the state. Which of these has the GREATEST

Article VIII of the Georgia Constitution

Why is paying taxes considered a civic responsibility of citizens living in a democracy?

Taxes support government services and programs.

GA Constitution, what do the School Superintendent, the Secretary of State, and the Attorney General have in common

They all fall under the supervision of the Executive branch.

The MAIN reason citizens have rights and responsibilities is to

keep the power of the country with its citizens.

In order for a person to be able to vote in the state of Georgia, he or she must

be a legal resident of the state of Georgia.

GA state constitution contains a Bill of Rights. Which MOST LIKELY the next entry in this section of the GA Constitution

Freedom of speech and the press

What conclusion can you draw from this section of the Georgia Constitution?

The branches of government have differing powers.

What fact would support the claim that Juvenile courts are not as democratic as other courts?

Their judges are not elected by citizens.

How do members of the General Assembly get into office?

They are elected by secret ballot.

Which BEST completes the chart?

the General Assembly overrides the veto

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Unit 11 Government & State Test Review

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This chapter opens with historical views of what government is and why it exists. The opening is a prelude to a discussion of the American concept of government and its purpose. The necessity for the existence of government in society is covered. The chapter explains the many different levels of government in America and citizens’ roles. The concept of citizenship is discussed, and examples of rights and responsibilities the students have as citizens are given.

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1
The Governor's vetoing of a bill that the General Assembly approves is an example of what principle?
separation of powers
representative government
judicial review
checks and balances
2
Which BEST describes the governor’s role in creating or amending laws in Georgia?
The governor can override vetoes passed by the General Assembly.
The governor can write formal resolutions for the General Assembly.
The governor can introduce bills to the General Assembly.
The governor can veto bills passed by the General Assembly.
3
Based on this chart, which tax contributes the most amount of money to Georgia's tax revenue?
Individual Income Tax
Corporate Income Tax
General Sales Tax
Estate Tax
4
Caren's parents buy a lottery ticket on the way home. This purchase will help fund
local business development.
HOPE Scholarships.
State Wildlife Action Grants.
the fight for civil rights.
5
What is the purpose of the state Judicial branch of government?
to enforce any and all laws
to interpret laws that are passed
to pass laws made by the governor
to sign bills into law from the legislature
6
Which branch of the GA government is responsible for administering the laws and carrying out the programs of the state?
Judicial
Legislative
President
Executive
7
Which of the following CAN be taken into account when being allowed to register to vote?
residence
political affiliation
literacy
political affiliation
8
A responsibility of a local government in Georgia is called: Collecting taxes
False
True
9
The MAIN purpose of the Georgia State Constitution is to
provide details of all the laws and statutes in Georgia.
determine how local governments will be managed.
give a framework for the laws and government of Georgia.
explain federal laws and regulations to Georgia citizens.
10
If the governor vetoes a bill, what is required for the General Assembly to override his veto?
a 3/4 majority vote
a unanimous vote
a simple majority vote
a 2/3 majority vote
11
To pass a test at the end of 8th grade to show you know about the history of the state. Which of these has the GREATEST
Article IV of the United States Constitution
Article VIII of the Georgia Constitution
Article XI of the Georgia Constitution
Article VI of the United States Constitution
12
Why is paying taxes considered a civic responsibility of citizens living in a democracy?
Non-payment of taxes results in imprisonment.
Congress has the power to pass tax laws.
Taxes allow private businesses to grow.
Taxes support government services and programs.
13
GA Constitution, what do the School Superintendent, the Secretary of State, and the Attorney General have in common
They all fall under the supervision of the Executive branch.
They all fall under the supervision of the Judicial branch.
They are appointed by the General Assembly and serve an unlimited number.
They are appointed by the Legislative Branch and serve fixed terms .
14
Which of these is one of the principles included in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Georgia flag?
Beauty
Tolerance
Equality
Moderation
15
A ___ is the name given to a piece of legislation that is being considered as a law.
joint resolution
recall
bill
judicial review
16
The MAIN reason citizens have rights and responsibilities is to
to make the country the most powerful in the world.
allow the government to share power.
punish those who do not follow the rules.
keep the power of the country with its citizens.
17
The person in charge of the state Supreme Court is known as the
Governor.
President Pro Tempore.
Commander in Chief.
Chief Justice.
18
In order for a person to be able to vote in the state of Georgia, he or she must
be a legal resident of the state of Georgia.
be a property owner.
hold a driver license.
hold a driver license.
19
GA state constitution contains a Bill of Rights. Which MOST LIKELY the next entry in this section of the GA Constitution
Freedom of speech and the press
Serving on a jury
Obeying the laws
Negotiating international treaties
20
The members of the Georgia House of Representatives are elected by voters of Georgia and serve for
2 years.
1 year.
4 years.
6 years.
21
What conclusion can you draw from this section of the Georgia Constitution?
Georgia rejected the structure of the U.S. government.
Checks and Balances is very important to Georgians.
No individual can head a branch of government.
The branches of government have differing powers.
22
How are Ga Supreme Court justices, Court of Appeals, Superior Court judges, and State Court judges selected for office?
They are appointed by the General Assembly
They are appointed by the governor
They are elected by the people
They are appointed by the United States Supreme Court
23
What fact would support the claim that Juvenile courts are not as democratic as other courts?
They are limited to each county
Their judges are not elected by citizens.
They can keep minors from marrying.
They can keep minors from marrying.
24
The MOST important duty of the members of the General Assembly is to
make and amend laws.
remove judges.
impeach governors.
regulate and license insurers.
25
Which section comes FIRST in the Georgia State Constitution?
Bill of Rights
Preamble
Executive Branch
Education
26
Which executive department is being described by these statements?
the Office of the Secretary of State
the Department of Agriculture
the Public Service Commission
the Department of Labor
27
Local governments generally receive their highest amounts of revenue from
excise taxes.
driver’s license fees.
property taxes.
federal government grants.
28
How do members of the General Assembly get into office?
They are appointed by the governor.
They are chosen during town hall meetings.
They are nominated by committees.
They are elected by secret ballot.
29
Which BEST completes the chart?
the Georgia Supreme Court makes the bill a law
the governor amends the bill
the citizens of Georgia vote to override the veto
the General Assembly overrides the veto

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Unit 11 Government & State Test Review

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Questions 29

Answers

1
The Governor's vetoing of a bill that the General Assembly approves is an example of what principle?
separation of powers
representative government
judicial review
checks and balances
2
Which BEST describes the governor’s role in creating or amending laws in Georgia?
The governor can override vetoes passed by the General Assembly.
The governor can write formal resolutions for the General Assembly.
The governor can introduce bills to the General Assembly.
The governor can veto bills passed by the General Assembly.
3
Based on this chart, which tax contributes the most amount of money to Georgia's tax revenue?
Individual Income Tax
Corporate Income Tax
General Sales Tax
Estate Tax
4
Caren's parents buy a lottery ticket on the way home. This purchase will help fund
local business development.
HOPE Scholarships.
State Wildlife Action Grants.
the fight for civil rights.
5
What is the purpose of the state Judicial branch of government?
to enforce any and all laws
to interpret laws that are passed
to pass laws made by the governor
to sign bills into law from the legislature
6
Which branch of the GA government is responsible for administering the laws and carrying out the programs of the state?
Judicial
Legislative
President
Executive
7
Which of the following CAN be taken into account when being allowed to register to vote?
residence
political affiliation
literacy
political affiliation
8
A responsibility of a local government in Georgia is called: Collecting taxes
False
True
9
The MAIN purpose of the Georgia State Constitution is to
provide details of all the laws and statutes in Georgia.
determine how local governments will be managed.
give a framework for the laws and government of Georgia.
explain federal laws and regulations to Georgia citizens.
10
If the governor vetoes a bill, what is required for the General Assembly to override his veto?
a 3/4 majority vote
a unanimous vote
a simple majority vote
a 2/3 majority vote
11
To pass a test at the end of 8th grade to show you know about the history of the state. Which of these has the GREATEST
Article IV of the United States Constitution
Article VIII of the Georgia Constitution
Article XI of the Georgia Constitution
Article VI of the United States Constitution
12
Why is paying taxes considered a civic responsibility of citizens living in a democracy?
Non-payment of taxes results in imprisonment.
Congress has the power to pass tax laws.
Taxes allow private businesses to grow.
Taxes support government services and programs.
13
GA Constitution, what do the School Superintendent, the Secretary of State, and the Attorney General have in common
They all fall under the supervision of the Executive branch.
They all fall under the supervision of the Judicial branch.
They are appointed by the General Assembly and serve an unlimited number.
They are appointed by the Legislative Branch and serve fixed terms .
14
Which of these is one of the principles included in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Georgia flag?
Beauty
Tolerance
Equality
Moderation
15
A ___ is the name given to a piece of legislation that is being considered as a law.
joint resolution
recall
bill
judicial review
16
The MAIN reason citizens have rights and responsibilities is to
to make the country the most powerful in the world.
allow the government to share power.
punish those who do not follow the rules.
keep the power of the country with its citizens.
17
The person in charge of the state Supreme Court is known as the
Governor.
President Pro Tempore.
Commander in Chief.
Chief Justice.
18
In order for a person to be able to vote in the state of Georgia, he or she must
be a legal resident of the state of Georgia.
be a property owner.
hold a driver license.
hold a driver license.
19
GA state constitution contains a Bill of Rights. Which MOST LIKELY the next entry in this section of the GA Constitution
Freedom of speech and the press
Serving on a jury
Obeying the laws
Negotiating international treaties
20
The members of the Georgia House of Representatives are elected by voters of Georgia and serve for
2 years.
1 year.
4 years.
6 years.
21
What conclusion can you draw from this section of the Georgia Constitution?
Georgia rejected the structure of the U.S. government.
Checks and Balances is very important to Georgians.
No individual can head a branch of government.
The branches of government have differing powers.
22
How are Ga Supreme Court justices, Court of Appeals, Superior Court judges, and State Court judges selected for office?
They are appointed by the General Assembly
They are appointed by the governor
They are elected by the people
They are appointed by the United States Supreme Court
23
What fact would support the claim that Juvenile courts are not as democratic as other courts?
They are limited to each county
Their judges are not elected by citizens.
They can keep minors from marrying.
They can keep minors from marrying.
24
The MOST important duty of the members of the General Assembly is to
make and amend laws.
remove judges.
impeach governors.
regulate and license insurers.
25
Which section comes FIRST in the Georgia State Constitution?
Bill of Rights
Preamble
Executive Branch
Education
26
Which executive department is being described by these statements?
the Office of the Secretary of State
the Department of Agriculture
the Public Service Commission
the Department of Labor
27
Local governments generally receive their highest amounts of revenue from
excise taxes.
driver’s license fees.
property taxes.
federal government grants.
28
How do members of the General Assembly get into office?
They are appointed by the governor.
They are chosen during town hall meetings.
They are nominated by committees.
They are elected by secret ballot.
29
Which BEST completes the chart?
the Georgia Supreme Court makes the bill a law
the governor amends the bill
the citizens of Georgia vote to override the veto
the General Assembly overrides the veto