Chapter II The Constitution and Government System

Chapter II Quiz

1、单选题:
‍The First Article of the US Constitution gives the law-making power is vested with the​
选项:
A: Congress, or the legislative branch
B: President, or the executive branch
C: Supreme Court, he Judicial branch
D: The States
答案: 【 Congress, or the legislative branch

2、单选题:
‎Congress can make the following laws except‎
选项:
A: Creating lower federal courts
B: Marriage and divorce
C: Approving a budget for the federal government
D: Regulating foreign and interstate commerce
答案: 【 Marriage and divorce

3、单选题:
‎The Second Article of the US Constitution gives the law-enforcing power to ‍
选项:
A: Congress
B: President
C: Supreme Court
D: The States
答案: 【 President

4、单选题:
‎According to the Second Article, the minimum requirements for being a President include the following except‍
选项:
A: Being male
B: Being at least 35 years old
C: Being a natural-born citizen of the US
D: Being a resident in the US for at least years
答案: 【 Being male

5、单选题:
‌Does the President have power to veto a bill passed by Congress?‍
选项:
A: Yes, he does. But Congress can still pass the law if 2/3of its members present vote for passing it.
B: No, he does not.
C: Yes, he does. He can veto it by waiting for 10 days without signing it.
D: No, he cannot veto it. But he can ask Congress to revise it.
答案: 【 Yes, he does. But Congress can still pass the law if 2/3of its members present vote for passing it.

6、单选题:
‍The Third Article of the Constitution gives the law-interpreting power to ‍
选项:
A: Congress
B: President
C: Supreme Court
D: The States
答案: 【 Supreme Court

7、单选题:
‍Judicial independence is guaranteed by‍
选项:
A: Life tenure of judges unaffected by the President’s decision
B: salary unaffected by Congressional decisions
C: Popular support from the electorate
D: All of the above
答案: 【 All of the above

8、单选题:
‏Which statement about the checks and balances among the three branches is not true?‏
选项:
A: The Judicial branch can review the laws passed by Congress or executive orders issued by President.
B: The judicial branch is restrained by Congress who has the power to create and eliminate lower federal courts.
C: The President, with the advice and consent of the Senate, has the right to appoint the justices of the Supreme Court.
D: The President can veto laws passed by Congress by letting 10 days pass without signing it.
答案: 【 The President can veto laws passed by Congress by letting 10 days pass without signing it.

9、单选题:
‍When the new Constitution was written in September 1787, it must be ratified by at least​
选项:
A: 5 states
B: 7 states
C: 9 states
D: 13 states
答案: 【 9 states

10、单选题:
‌The Anti-Federalists were against the new Constitution because they were afraid that‎
选项:
A: the new government would be too strong
B: the president might evolve into a new monarch
C: individual rights and liberties were not given explicit and sufficient protection.
D: All of the above
答案: 【 All of the above

Chapter III The Amendments

Chapter III Quiz

1、单选题:
‌The Bill of Rights includes the __________________ of the US Constitution.‎
选项:
A: first five amendments 
B: first ten amendments
C: all twenty amendments
D: all twenty-seven amendments
答案: 【 first ten amendments

2、单选题:
‍The First Amendments prevents the government from abridging the following freedoms except‏
选项:
A: freedom of speech
B: freedom to assemble
C: freedom to petition the government
D: freedom to a jury trial
答案: 【 freedom to a jury trial

3、单选题:
‎The Fifth Amendment requires _________________ for anyone who shall be deprived of life, liberty, and property.‎
选项:
A: double jeopardy
B: due process of law
C: eminent domain
D: a warrant 
答案: 【

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