How many in the branches?
Name at least one person in the Executive Branch
What is the President, Vice president, a secretary( with department)
This branch has the Chief Justice
What is Judicial?
What is it called when you cook food in an oven, surrounded by dry heat 375°F and below?
What is Baking?
What should you use to wash a surface or dish?
What is Hot Soapy Water?
What does SMART stand for?
What is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time bound?
What is the total number of members in Congress?
What is 535? DD
What is Executive?
What is it called when you cook food in a small amount of fat in a skillet over relatively high heat, stirring often
What is Saute?
What is used with a gallon of water to sanitize surfaces?
What is a Tablespoon of Bleach?
What does CPS stand for?
What is Child Protective Services (DD department)
How many Supreme Court Justices are there?
What are 9?
Which branch passes all laws?
What is Legislative?
What is it called when you cook a large piece of meat, poultry or vegetables uncovered with dry heat in an oven.
What is Roasting? (DD Temp)
When warming soup, what method should be used?
What is Simmering?
What is the definition of enforce?
What is to ensure a rule or regulation is being followed?
How many secretaries make up the cabinet?
What are 15?
Which branch deliberates?
What is Judicial/Legislative? DD
What is a food when it is cut into irregular pieces?
What is Chopped?
What is the method used to cook pasta?
What is Boiling (DD temp)
What is an example of a relationship you would find on the Community level of the ecological model?
What is... Church/Shelter, Store/Food Bank etc.
How many votes are needed to override the President's veto in Congress?
What is more than 50% or half from both chambers?
Which branch can remove clauses?
What is Judicial? DD
What is it called when you incorporate light ingredients using a gentle over-and-under motion, usually with a rubber spatula.
What is Fold?
When you want your dish to be fluffy and full of air what method should you use?
What is Whisking?
What is it called when the branches can influence what the others can and cannot do?
What is Checks and Balances?