5 Written Questions

1. the president's title as head of the armed forces
2. the heads of the 15 executive departments who advise the president
3. a place where people cast their votes
4. establishes how to fill a vacancy in the president's office
5. the ceremony in which the president takes office

5 Matching Questions

1. John F. Kennedy
2. diplomat
3. ambassador
4. Al Gore
5. George H.W. Bush

1. a sent troops to Irag without a declaration of war but with Congress approval
2. b won popular vote but lost the electoral vote
3. c assassinated while in office
4. d a person who manages relations between nations
5. e a person who represents his or her nation in another country

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. to work on getting elected to political office
   1. cabinet
   2. campaign
   3. Al Gore
   4. agency
2. a way of voting in private
   1. secret ballot
   2. cabinet
   3. ambassador
   4. Andrew Jackson
3. used veto power more than any other president
   1. agency
   2. Andrew Jackson
   3. inauguration
   4. secret ballot
4. elected more than 2 times to president
   1. John F. Kennedy
   2. Gerald Ford
   3. cabinet
   4. Franklin D. Roosevelt
5. members of Congress
   1. candidate for president must be
   2. each state has the same number of electors as
   3. State of the Union address
   4. the president and Congress

5 True/False Questions

1. Gerald Ford → served as president without being elected

   True        False

2. Richard Nixon → only president to resign the office

   True        False

3. agency → the heads of the 15 executive departments who advise the president

   True        False

4. the president and Congress → president's annual address to Congress and the nation

   True        False

5. candidate for president must be → born a US citizen

   True        False