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Froggy Jumps AP Government Quick QuizVersión en línea Test your government knowledge. por Gia Gao 1 The president’s personal assistants and advisors a White House staff b Executive order c 2 A procedure used in the Senate to talk a bill to death a Filibuster b Motion for cloture c Logrolling 3 A presidential directive a Executive order b Pocket veto c Judicial review 4 An election in which voters select members of Congress but not the president a b General election c Open primary 5 An election where new coalitions of voters form, beginning a new party era a Critical elections b Dealignment c General election 6 A provision in a bill that benefits a specific congressional constituency a Pork barrel b Logrolling c Casework 7 Promises made by the government to an identifiable group with guaranteed benefits a Entitlements b Block grants c 8 Making judicial decisions by considering what the founders meant a Original intent b Stare decisis c Stare decisis 9 When members of Congress trade votes to get bills passed a Logrolling b Pork barrel c Filibuster 10 Influencing interest rates and the money supply a Monetary policy b Fiscal policy c Mandatory spending 11 Applying the Bill of Rights to the states through the 14th Amendment a selective incorporation b amious curie c Judicial review 12 Federal spending to influence state policy a Fiscal federalism b Cooperative federalism c Devolution 13 A document issued by the Supreme Court agreeing to hear a case a Writ of certiorari b Amicus curiae c Litigation 14 A lawsuit a Litigation b Judicial review c 15 Spending the government cannot realistically reduce a Uncontrollable spending b Discretionary spending c Fiscal policy 16 Belief that political participation matters a b c Political socialization 17 Men supporting Republican candidates more than women a Gender gap b Political culture c Demographic 18 Electoral system used for the House of Representatives a Single-member districts b Redistricting c Gerrymandering 19 When the president doesn’t sign a bill and Congress is not in session a Pocket veto b Executive order c Filibuster 20 Changing district boundaries after a census a Redistricting b Gerrymandering c Single-member districts 21 Money spent on ads not sponsored by a candidate a Independent expenditures b PAC c Super PAC 22 Problems that get government and public attention a Policy agenda b Political culture c Issue network 23 Federal and state governments working together a Cooperative federalism b Dual federalism c Devolution 24 Argument filed by a non-party to a case a Amicus curiae b Litigation c Writ of certiorari 25 Letting a previous court decision stand a Stare decisis b Original intent c Judicial activism 26 Statistical characteristics of a population a Demographic b Political culture c Political socialization 27 Shared political values of a society a Political culture b Political efficacy c Demographic 28 President and Congress controlled by different parties a Divided government b Party polarization c Dealignment 29 Primary where party members and independents may vote a Open primary b Closed primary c Caucus 30 Organization that can spend unlimited money and hide donors a Super PAC b PAC c Independent expenditures 31 Organisation registered with the FEC that donates to candidates a PAC b Super PAC c Interest group 32 Federal money to states with few restrictions a Block grants b Categorical grants c Unfunded mandate 33 Federal money for a specific purpose a Categorical grants b Block grants c Devolution 34 Theory that many groups compete for policy a Pluralism b Elitism c Party polarization 35 Federal requirement forcing states to spend their own money a Unfunded mandate b Block grants c Fiscal federalism 36 Powers derived from holding office a Inherent powers b Expressed powers c Implied powers 37 Powers needed to carry out expressed powers a Implied powers b Expressed powers c Inherent powers 38 Voters leaving one party coalition for another a Realignment b Dealignment c Party polarization 39 Officeholder running for reelection a Incumbency b Lame duck period c Caucus 40 Face-to-face party meetings to choose a candidate a Caucus b Closed primary c Open primary 41 Citizens pushing the government to adopt a policy a Grassroots lobbying b Lobbying c Interest group 42 Organization advocating policy through lobbying & protests a Interest group b Political party c PAC 43 Required federal expenditures like entitlements a Mandatory spending b Fiscal policy c Discretionary spending 44 Hearings to check agency performance a Oversight b Casework c Filibuster 45 Voters stop identifying with major parties a Dealignment b Realignment c Party polarization 46 Using taxes and spending to influence the economy a Fiscal Policy b Monetary policy c Mandatory spending 47 Election to choose who holds office a General election b c Caucus 48 Primary limited to registered party members a Closed primary b Open primary c Caucus 49 Vote by 60 senators to end a filibuster a Motion for cloture b Filibuster c Logrolling 50 Power of courts to declare laws unconstitutional a Judicial review b Judicial activism c 51 Power shared between national and state governments a Federalism b c Devolution 52 Process of developing political beliefs a Political socialization b Political culture c Political efficacy 53 Powers explicitly stated in the Constitution a Expressed powers b Implied powers c Inherent powers 54 Time after an election before a new president takes office a Lame duck period b Incumbency c Term limits 55 The right to vote a Suffrage b Selective incorporation c 56 Free mail and electronic signature system for Congress a Franking privilege b Casework c Casework 57 Contacting lawmakers to influence policy a Lobbying b Grassroots lobbying c Pluralism 58 Parties moving further apart ideologically a Party polarization b Dealignment c 59 Giving more power to the states a Devolution b Federalism c Cooperative federalism 60 Belief courts should make bold new policy a Judicial activism b Original intent c Stare decisis 61 Media focus on who’s winning rather than issues a Horse race journalism b Policy agenda c Party polarization 62 Helping constituents solve problems a Casework b Oversight c Pork barrel 63 Relationship among interest groups, agencies & Congress a Issue network (iron triangle) b Policy agenda c Pluralism 64 Group that organizes candidates for office a Political party b Interest group c PAC 65 Drawing districts to benefit a party a Gerrymandering b Redistricting c Single-member districts

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por Gia Gao

The president’s personal assistants and advisors

A procedure used in the Senate to talk a bill to death

A presidential directive

An election in which voters select members of Congress but not the president

An election where new coalitions of voters form, beginning a new party era

A provision in a bill that benefits a specific congressional constituency

Promises made by the government to an identifiable group with guaranteed benefits

Making judicial decisions by considering what the founders meant

When members of Congress trade votes to get bills passed

Influencing interest rates and the money supply

Applying the Bill of Rights to the states through the 14th Amendment

Federal spending to influence state policy

A document issued by the Supreme Court agreeing to hear a case

A lawsuit

Spending the government cannot realistically reduce

Belief that political participation matters

Men supporting Republican candidates more than women

Electoral system used for the House of Representatives

When the president doesn’t sign a bill and Congress is not in session

Changing district boundaries after a census

Money spent on ads not sponsored by a candidate

Problems that get government and public attention

Federal and state governments working together

Argument filed by a non-party to a case

Letting a previous court decision stand

Statistical characteristics of a population

Shared political values of a society

President and Congress controlled by different parties

Primary where party members and independents may vote

Organization that can spend unlimited money and hide donors

Organisation registered with the FEC that donates to candidates

Federal money to states with few restrictions

Federal money for a specific purpose

Theory that many groups compete for policy

Federal requirement forcing states to spend their own money

Powers derived from holding office

Powers needed to carry out expressed powers

Voters leaving one party coalition for another

Officeholder running for reelection

Face-to-face party meetings to choose a candidate

Citizens pushing the government to adopt a policy

Organization advocating policy through lobbying & protests

Required federal expenditures like entitlements

Hearings to check agency performance

Voters stop identifying with major parties

Using taxes and spending to influence the economy

Election to choose who holds office

Primary limited to registered party members

Vote by 60 senators to end a filibuster

Power of courts to declare laws unconstitutional

Power shared between national and state governments

Process of developing political beliefs

Powers explicitly stated in the Constitution

Time after an election before a new president takes office

The right to vote

Free mail and electronic signature system for Congress

Contacting lawmakers to influence policy

Parties moving further apart ideologically

Giving more power to the states

Belief courts should make bold new policy

Media focus on who’s winning rather than issues