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The Federal Constitution Practice Test for 2020-2021.
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1
Only federal officers may have titles of nobility.
True
False
2
Ben Franklin was President of the Constitutional Convention in 1787.
True
False
3
The national budget is presented annually to Congress by the:
President
Governors
Vice President
Sec. of State
4
Has a six-year term
Neither the Senate nor the House
Both the Senate and the House
House of Representatives
Senate
5
The president may serve how many terms?
3
1
4
2
6
The President of the Senate is:
President of the U.S.
Vice President
Speaker of the House
Sec. of State
7
Described in Article 3:
Executive
Legislative
None
Judicial
8
The British held the Boston Tea Party to make friends with the colonists.
True
False
9
After 10 days, a bill passed automatically becomes a law if the president doesn't act and Congress is still in session.
True
False
10
The Virginia Plan proposed two houses of Congress based on population.
True
False
11
The Declaration of Independence was the nation's first constitution.
False
True
12
Described in Article 1:
Articles of Confederation
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
13
Manages Social Security:
Secretary of Labor
Secretary of Homeland Security
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Secretary of Defense
14
The original 13 colonies include Kentucky.
False
True
15
Senators are elected by the vote of the people in their state.
False
True
16
The Declaration of Independence was largely written by:
Jefferson
Adams
Washington
Hamiliton
17
An ex post facto law is a law that makes something illegal after the act has been committed.
False
True
18
Carries out a war plan:
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Secretary of Homeland Security
Secretary of Defense
19
How many amendments have been added to the Constitution?
27
21
10
41
20
Makes the laws:
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Secretary of Labor
21
Which amendment gave women who are citizens the right to vote in all elections?
22
17
19
27
22
A three-fourths vote is required for Congress to pass a bill over the president's veto.
True
False
23
Is the court system of our country:
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
Court Branch
24
Foreign affairs
Sec. of State
Sec. of Health & Human Services
Attorney General
Sec. of Defense
25
The Constitution allows new laws to make new laws on subjects that did not exist in 1787.
True
False
26
The simple definition of democracy is government by the people, directly or through representation.
False
True
27
Has 100 members:
Senate
House of Representatives
Neither the House nor Senate
Both the House and Senate
28
Has two houses:
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
None of the above
29
Settles a strike
Sec. of State
Sec. of Denfense
Sec. of Health & Human Services
Sec. of Labor
30
Supervising the coining and printing of money is the job of the Treasury Department.
True
False
31
The largest U.S. state is Texas (in terms of population) receiving the most electoral votes.
False
True
32
Who may veto a bill proposed by Congress?
President of the U.S.
Sec. of State
All Cabinet Members
Vice President
33
1/3 of the Senate is elected every two years.
True
False
34
Chief Legal Officer:
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Secretary of Interior
35
The House of Representatives has nothing to do with the impeachment of a president.
False
True
36
Federalism is the sharing of power by the federal government and state governments.
False
True
37
Has 435 members:
Both the House and Senate
Neither the Senate nor House
House of Representatives
Senate
38
Has the vice president as presiding officer:
House of Representatives
Senate
Both the House and Senate
Neither the House nor Senate
39
Under certain conditions, the House of Representatives selects the president.
True
False
40
Our original Constitution outlawed slavery.
True
False
41
A U.S. senator may be re-elected only once, serving a maximum of two terms.
False
True
42
Elected every two years:
Both the House and Senate
Neither the House nor Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
43
Each state receives at least ____ representative(s) in the U.S. House of Representatives.
3
2
1
4
44
What is the age requirement to become president?
45
35
21
18
45
Which of these rights is
NOT
an unalienable right from the Declaration of Independence?
education
pursuit of happiness
life
liberty
46
Approves or rejects treaties:
House of Representatives
Senate
Neither the House nor Senate
Both the House and Senate
47
How many years is the president's term of office?
2
6
9
4
48
How many U.S. Senators come from each state?
1
3
4
2
49
Passes bills hopes they will become laws:
House of Representatives
Senate
Neither the House nor Senate
Both the House and Senate
50
Meet in the Capitol Building:
House of Representatives
Senate
Neither Senate or House
Both Senate and House
51
The Bill of Rights are the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
False
True
52
There are how many branches of government?
3
2
4
1
53
Patrick Henry said, "Give me liberty or give me death!"
True
False
54
What is
NOT
a rule of the flag code?
nothing should be attached to the flag.
worn flags should be thown in the trash.
should be in front of a parade.
exact likeness should not be used in ads.
55
Enforces the laws:
Exeuctive
Judicial
None
Legislative
56
Secret Service:
Attorney General
Sec. of Homeland Security
Sec. of Labor
Sec. of State
57
After a bill has gone through both houses of Congress successfully, it is sent to:
Speaker of the House
president
Supreme Court
states
58
Habeas Corpus gives a prisoner a right to a fair trial.
True
False
59
The building in which the Constitutional Convention met is called Independence Hall.
True
False
60
Your state legislature has the same lawmaking scope as the U.S. Congress.
False
True