6 Written Questions

1. Active and direct involvement of congress.
2. An agency existing outside the major deparments, that regulate specific economic activity or interest.
3. A government unit with special responsibilities; not apart of cabinet.
4. The act of cancelling; calling of some arrangement.
5. The process that creates rules that has characteristics of a law.
6. A person or group chosen to represent another or others.

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The practice where individuals in the bureaucracy bring public attention to gross inefficiency or corruptioin the government.
   1. Delegation
   2. Rescission
   3. Whistle-Blowing
   4. Rule Making
2. A publicatioin of the federal government used to announce public notice.
   1. Deferrals
   2. Federal Register
   3. Bureaucrats
   4. Delegation
3. Less active and direct involvement of congress.
   1. Federal Register
   2. Bureaucrats
   3. Police Patrol Oversight
   4. Fire-Alarm Oversight
4. The fifteen major administrative organizations within the federal bureaucracy.
   1. Rule Making
   2. Cabinet Department
   3. Delegation
   4. Patronage
5. A complex system of organization and control.
   1. Deferrals
   2. Rule Making
   3. Bureaucracy
   4. Bureaucrats
6. The merit based system that covers most white collar and secialist postion in the federal gov.
   1. Civil Service System
   2. Rescission
   3. Federal Register
   4. Cabinet Department

5 True/False Questions

1. Deferrals → To reduce funds to various agencies.

   True        False

2. Government Corporations → The fifteen major administrative organizations within the federal bureaucracy.

   True        False

3. Patronage → A practice of providing jobs in exchagne for political loyalty.

   True        False

4. Bureaucrats → Civilians of the national government who are responsible for implementing federal laws.

   True        False

5. Goverment Accountability Office → Deliver government service, raise much of their own revenue.

   True        False