The American President - Multiple Choice Test
Quiz
Choose the correct answer for each question
Primaries decide
- who should be a party's candidate for the election
- who should be a party representative in Congress
- who should be Vice President
- who should be the head of the party
The general election is always held in
- November
- August
- January
- May
American presidential elections take place every
- four years
- six years
- three years
- five years
In a party convention
- the party selects its candidate for president
- the two candidates running for the White House are presented
- R epublicans and Democrats choose the date of the election
- the candidates receive their electoral votes
In the 2000 presidential election
- Al Gore received more popular votes than George Bush
- some voting machines broke down
- George Bush became President because the Supreme Court elected him
- the votes in Florida were not counted
In the US the president is elected
- indirectly through the Electoral College
- indirectly through Congress
- indirectly through the state government
- indirectly through the Supreme Court
Members of Congress are elected
- every two years
- every four years
- every three years
- every six years
The state with the most electoral votes is
- Cailfornia
- Texas
- New York
- the District of Columbia
The members of the Supreme Court are chosen
- by the President
- by the Cabinet
- by Congress
- by the people
In the Electoral College
- states have a different number of votes depending on the population
- each state has two votes
- bigger states have the same number of votes as smaller states
- the smaller states are not represented