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Froggy Jumps Task 9: U.S. Government Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge on U.S. government and civic responsibilities! por Kristine Vester 1 What are two Cabinet-level positions? a Vice President and Speaker of the House b Governor and Mayor c Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense 2 What is one power of the federal government? a To create laws b To conduct elections c To issue driver's licenses 3 What is one responsibility that is only for United States citizens? a Serve on a jury b Obey the law c Pay taxes 4 What is the name of the national anthem? a The Star-Spangled Banner b God Bless America c America the Beautiful 5 Who is the current President of the United States? a Barack Obama b Joe Biden c Donald Trump 6 Name one U.S. territory. a Alaska b Puerto Rico c Hawaii 7 The 17th amendment allows voters to _______ elect their senators and representatives: a Indirectly b Directly c Use electors 8 How often is an official national census taken in the U.S.? a every 5 years b every 10 years c every 2 years 9 Which group of appointed people formally elect the President and Vice President? a Electoral College b Representatives c The NRA 10 What is a word used to describe all the people who can vote in an election? a Legals b Citizens c Electorate 11 What is one disadvantage of social media in politics? a Fake news can spread quickly b It reaches a large audience c It is free 12 Which of the following is not a role of a political party? a Raise funds b Make foreign treaties c Conduct campaigns 13 The U.S.A. has a _____-party system. a Multiple b One c Two 14 Third parties like the Green Party or the Libertarians form for all of the following reasons EXCEPT-- a Faction that split from major party b Form around a single issue c Finance campaigns for the major parties 15 Smaller groups within a political party that do not have exactly the same views as the majority of that political party are known as _____. a Dissenters b Factions c Coalitions 16 What are the two major parties of the U.S.A.? a Republicans and Democrats b Green and Tea c Liberals and Conservatives 17 Which is NOT a purpose of interest groups? a Sponsor lobbyists b Organize to win national elections c Create interest in public affairs 18 A ________ is a meeting at which a political party’s delegates select their Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates. a Nominating Convention b Primary Convention c Caucus Convention 19 What clause from the 14th amendment created 'one man, one vote'? a Equal protection b Full faith and credit c Due process 20 Which commission provides public disclosure for campaign financing? a Federal Election b Census c Labor 21 What is the process of redrawing legislative districts to benefit one party? a Gerrymandering b Redistricting c Salamandering 22 Which factor is not a positive influence on high voter turnout? a Important issues b Favorable candidate c Non-competitive race 23 A _________ is a group of like-minded people who meet in an open forum to select a candidate for an upcoming election. a Convention b Caucus c Nomination 24 A ______ is an election held within a political party to pick that party’s candidate for an upcoming election. Can be opened or closed. a Caucus b Delegation c Primary 25 Where do most people fall on the political spectrum? a Far Right b Far Left c Center 26 According to the Virginia Constitution, who redraws the legislative districts in VA? a Panel of legislators and citizens b Non-partisan commission c Local committees

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Task 9: U.S. Government Quiz ChallengeVersión en línea

Test your knowledge on U.S. government and civic responsibilities!

por Kristine Vester

What are two Cabinet-level positions?

Vice President and Speaker of the House

Governor and Mayor

Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense

What is one power of the federal government?

To create laws

To conduct elections

To issue driver's licenses

What is one responsibility that is only for United States citizens?

Serve on a jury

Obey the law

Pay taxes

What is the name of the national anthem?

The Star-Spangled Banner

God Bless America

America the Beautiful

Who is the current President of the United States?

Barack Obama

Joe Biden

Donald Trump

Name one U.S. territory.

Alaska

Puerto Rico

Hawaii

The 17th amendment allows voters to _______ elect their senators and representatives:

Indirectly

Directly

Use electors

How often is an official national census taken in the U.S.?

every 5 years

every 10 years

every 2 years

Which group of appointed people formally elect the President and Vice President?

Electoral College

Representatives

The NRA

What is a word used to describe all the people who can vote in an election?

Legals

Citizens

Electorate

What is one disadvantage of social media in politics?

Fake news can spread quickly

It reaches a large audience

It is free

Which of the following is not a role of a political party?

Raise funds

Make foreign treaties

Conduct campaigns

The U.S.A. has a _____-party system.

Multiple

One

Two

Third parties like the Green Party or the Libertarians form for all of the following reasons EXCEPT--

Faction that split from major party

Form around a single issue

Finance campaigns for the major parties

Smaller groups within a political party that do not have exactly the same views as the majority of that political party are known as _____.

Dissenters

Factions

Coalitions

What are the two major parties of the U.S.A.?

Republicans and Democrats

Green and Tea

Liberals and Conservatives

Which is NOT a purpose of interest groups?

Sponsor lobbyists

Organize to win national elections

Create interest in public affairs

A ________ is a meeting at which a political party’s delegates select their Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates.

Nominating Convention

Primary Convention

Caucus Convention

What clause from the 14th amendment created 'one man, one vote'?

Equal protection

Full faith and credit

Due process

Which commission provides public disclosure for campaign financing?

Federal Election

Census

Labor

What is the process of redrawing legislative districts to benefit one party?

Gerrymandering

Redistricting

Salamandering

Which factor is not a positive influence on high voter turnout?

Important issues

Favorable candidate

Non-competitive race

A _________ is a group of like-minded people who meet in an open forum to select a candidate for an upcoming election.

Convention

Caucus

Nomination

A ______ is an election held within a political party to pick that party’s candidate for an upcoming election. Can be opened or closed.

Caucus

Delegation

Primary

Where do most people fall on the political spectrum?

Far Right

Far Left

Center

According to the Virginia Constitution, who redraws the legislative districts in VA?

Panel of legislators and citizens

Non-partisan commission

Local committees

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