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1. Your city police department is run by which level of government?
A. FederalB. NationalC. StateD. Local
3. Which of the following is a state legislative body?
A. Kentucky House of Representatives
B. U.S. House of RepresentativesC. Frankfort City CouncilD. Kentucky State Troopers
4. Which legislative body would propose and debate an
amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
A. Frankfort City CouncilB. Kentucky State SenateC. Kentucky House of
RepresentativesD. U.S. House of Representatives
5. Which of the following is a function of the executive
branch?
A. Proposing billsB. Operating police departmentsC. VotingD. Hearing court cases
6. You would work with the judicial branch of government if
you?
A. Wanted to have a law passedB. Wanted to discuss a proposed billC. Reported a fireD. Were arrested for stealing a car
7. Which of the following statements is correct?
A. The executive branch interprets the law
B. The judicial branch enforces the lawC. The legislative branch creates the lawD. The executive branch proposes bills
8. Which of the following is a part of the U.S. Congress?
A. County legislatureB. U.S. SenateC. City councilD. State House of Representatives
9. The number of representatives in which office
is based on the number of people in an entire state?
A. U.S. SenateB. U.S. House of RepresentativesC. City councilD. State Supreme court
11. Which of the following is the state equivalent of the
President?
A. Speaker of the HouseB. MayorC. GovernorD. County Executive
12. Who must approve the President’s nominee to the U.S.
Supreme court?
A. U.S. CongressB. U.S. House of RepresentativesC. U.S. SenateD. U.S. Supreme Court
13. A community collects taxes to pay for a fire department. This is an
action taken by the following
institution
A. GovernmentB. FamilyC. BusinessD. industry
14.Which is NOT an example of the government “promoting the
general welfare” of citizens?
A. providing educationB. providing protection—policeC. environmental protectionD. providing fast food restaurants
15.Which of these services is provided by the government
and paid for with money raised from taxes?
A. hair cutsB. highway repairC. home roof repairD. personal computer repair
16. In the United States, one of the main responsibilities of state
governments is to provide
A. an army and navyB. public educationC. coins and paper moneyD. postal service
17. In order to ensure fair trials, citizens are expected to
A. watch court cases on televisionB. serve on juriesC. write letters to government
leadersD. punish criminals
18. Kentucky’s legislative branch of government is the
A. Metro CouncilB. CongressC. General AssemblyD. Parliament
19. The following phrase BEST describes a democratic
government A. a government owned and run by a big
businessB. a government whose leader has full
controlC. a government by the people and for
the peopleD. a government that owns all the land
and property
20. The leader of the executive branch of government at the
state level is the
A. MayorB. GovernorC. PresidentD. Commissioner
21. One way a local government provides for society’s needs is
to
A. build a shopping mallB. open a restaurantC. operate an arcadeD. provide a police force
22. Elected officials at all three levels of government can
A. make lawsB. raise an armyC. coin (make) moneyD. sign treaties
23. An important role of government is to provide services that meet
some needs of its citizens. Which is a
service provided by a government?
A. movie theatersB. RestaurantsC. police forceD. dry cleaners
24. The Kentucky Constitution requires our state legislators to
provide
A. an efficient system of schoolsB. free public librariesC. basketball arenas for collegesD. city fire departments
25. Services provided by our local, state, and national
governments are paid for with funding from
A. ProfitsB. ExportsC. TaxesD. Stocks
26. The purpose of a law that requires people to wear seat
belts in cars is to
A. raise taxes through finesB. protect the safety of individualsC. increase the cost of carsD. control who can drive a car
27. Which of these is NOT an example of the head of the
executive branch at some level of government?
A. local-mayorB. state-governorC. country-politicianD. national-president
28. In Democratic governments,
leaders
A. are elected by the citizensB. obtain power by military forceC. inherit their positionsD. are considered above the law