1) What is the veto power used for? a) The power of the President to declare Martial Law b) Power to reject bills c) Power to create laws that benefit the president 2) What is a presidential Pardon? a) It allows the president to excuse or forgive someone from prison b) The power to declare war c) It allows the president to create laws that cannot be check by any other branch of government 3) Who can the president send to Congress to break a tie-vote? a) The First Lady b) Interests Groups c) The Vice President 4) What is an executive order? a) A presidential order that acts as a law b) A presidential order that allows the president to remove people from office. c) The power to veto bills 5) The power to declare laws unconstitutional belongs to which branch of government? a) Article I b) Article II c) Article III 6) What is Judicial Review? a) The power to reject bills b) The power to review the law and declare unconstitutional c) The power to appoint senators 7) How can the Executive Branch check the power of the Congress? a) By declaring war b) By vetoing bills c) By appointing new members of Congress 8) How can the Judicial Branch check the power of the President? a) By declaring executive orders unconstitutional  b) By declaring bills unconstitutional  c) By declaring war declarations unconstitutional  9) How can the Legislative Branch check the power of the President? a) By levying taxes of the president b) By raising an army against the president c) By overriding vetoes 10) Why was the idea of “separation of powers” developed? a) To create a system of checks and balances b) To keep the government equal c) To make one section of the government more powerful than the others d) To give the President three different powers 11) Which branch of government is being described? It has the power to review the law and declare laws unconstitutional.... a) Article I (Legislative) b) Article II (Executive) c) Article III (Judicial) 12) Which branch of government is being described? It has the power to veto laws, enforce, the law, and appoint government officials. It is also commander in chief of the military... a) Article I (Legislative) b) Article II (Executive) c) Article III (Judicial) 13) Which branch of government is being described? It main power id to write the law, but it can also override vetoes, declare war, and establish post offices.... a) Article I (Legislative) b) Article II (Executive) c) Article III (Judicial)

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