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Functions of the U.S. Government Quiz

Welcome to your quiz on the functions of the U.S. government! Answer the following questions based on what you’ve learned in class. Good luck!

Questions

  1. What is one of the main functions of the Legislative Branch of the U.S. government?

  2. Describe the role of the Executive Branch in the U.S. government.

  3. What is the purpose of the Judicial Branch in the U.S. government?

  4. Name one way in which the U.S. government can check the power of the President.

  5. Explain how the principle of federalism is reflected in the structure of the U.S. government.

Answers

  1. The main function of the Legislative Branch is to make laws.

    • Correct answer: Make laws.
    • Incorrect answers:
      1. Enforce laws.
      2. Interpret laws.
      3. Declare laws unconstitutional.

  2. The role of the Executive Branch is to enforce and carry out the laws of the nation.

    • Correct answer: Enforce and carry out laws.
    • Incorrect answers:
      1. Create new amendments.
      2. Decide if laws are valid.
      3. Elect members of Congress.

  3. The purpose of the Judicial Branch is to interpret laws and determine their constitutionality.

    • Correct answer: Interpret laws.
    • Incorrect answers:
      1. Write new legislation.
      2. Enforce federal laws.
      3. Investigate crimes.

  4. One way the U.S. government can check the power of the President is through Congress' ability to override a veto.

    • Correct answer: Override a veto.
    • Incorrect answers:
      1. Appoint judges.
      2. Declare war.
      3. Sign treaties.

  5. The principle of federalism is reflected in the U.S. government by dividing power between the national and state governments.

    • Correct answer: Dividing power between levels of government.
    • Incorrect answers:
      1. Allowing only state governments to make laws.
      2. Centralizing all power in the national government.
      3. Electing officials only at the local level.

Happy studying!