Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Checks and Balances
Miscellaneous
100

What is another name for the Legislative Branch?

Congress

100

Who is the leader of the Executive Branch?

The President

100

What is the Highest court in the United States?

The Supreme Court

100

Which branch makes laws?

Legislative

100

What is a law before it becomes a law?

Bill

200

What are the two parts that make up the Legislative Branch?

The Senate and The House of Representatives.

200

What does the Executive Branch make sure is carried out?

Executive 

200

How many judges are in the Supreme Court?

9.

200

Which branch can veto (say no to) a bill?


The Executive Branch (the President)

200

Where does the President live?

The White House 

300

How many members are there of the Senate?


100

300

Who takes over as President if the President is unable to serve?

The Vice President. 

300

Who appoints the Judges?

The President.

300

Which branch can decide if a law follows the Constitution? 

The Judicial Branch

300

What does D.C. stand for in Washington D.C.?

District of Columbia

400

Does each state have the same members of The House of Representatives?

No, the bigger the population, the more members.

400

 is the main job of the Executive Branch?

Carry out and enforce laws.

400

Where is the Supreme Court located?

Washington D.C.

400

If Congress passes a law, the President signs it and the Supreme Court approves it, how many branches contributes to making that law?

All of them!

400

How many terms can a president serve?

2, 4 year terms. 

500

How many members are there in the House of Representatives?

435

500

What happens when The President signs a bill?

It becomes a law.

500

What are the judges called that serve on the Supreme Court?

Justices

500

 Why do we have checks and balances?


To make sure no branch has too much power and to keep the government fair.

500

True or False: The President can eat ice cream for breakfast everyday if he wants and he can make you do it too.

False!