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Test your understanding of government chapters 4–6.

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Congress, Presidency, Judiciary QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of government chapters 4–6. por Lauren 1 What is a key difference between the House and Senate? a Senate has term limits; House does not. b House has 2-year terms with more members; Senate has 6-year terms with equal state representation. c House has 4-year terms; Senate has 8-year terms. d House is the upper chamber; Senate is the people's house. 2 Which powers come from the Necessary and Proper Clause? a Enumerated powers b Reserved powers c Implied powers d Concurrent powers 3 What is the purpose of a conference committee? a To approve presidential nominations. b To draft executive orders. c To resolve differences between House and Senate bills. d To initiate revenue bills. 4 What can the president do to a bill? a Rewrite it without Congress. b Sign, veto, or ignore (pocket veto). c Only sign or veto. d Directly amend the bill in Congress. 5 Which chamber allows filibusters and uses cloture? a The Senate b Both chambers equally c The House d The Supreme Court 6 What is gerrymandering? a Manipulating districts to favor a political party. b Redrawing lines to create independent districts. c Eliminating district boundaries altogether. d A fair apportionment by population. 7 What is the difference between mandatory and discretionary spending? a Discretionary spending funds Social Security. b Discretionary is fixed by law; mandatory is yearly. c Mandatory funds required programs; discretionary is decided each year. d Mandatory spending is not in the budget. 8 What is the State of the Union? a A joint session to elect Congress. b An annual speech about national conditions and goals. c A formal budget presentation. d A ceremonial address with no policy goals. 9 What does judicial review enable courts to do? a Enforce executive decisions. b Declare laws unconstitutional. c Appoint judges. d Pass new laws. 10 What do the 22nd and 25th Amendments address? a Presidential line of succession; vice presidency duties. b Two-term limit for presidents; succession and disability. c Voting rights for all citizens; cabinet selections. d Term limits for Congress; impeachment process.

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What is a key difference between the House and Senate?

Which powers come from the Necessary and Proper Clause?

What is the purpose of a conference committee?

What can the president do to a bill?

Which chamber allows filibusters and uses cloture?

What is gerrymandering?

What is the difference between mandatory and discretionary spending?

What is the State of the Union?

What does judicial review enable courts to do?

What do the 22nd and 25th Amendments address?