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According to the constitution, what branch of government is given the power of confirming federal appointments and granting money?  \nA. Legislative Branch  \nB. Executive Branch  \nC. Judicial Branch  \nD. None of the above  \n2. How is the structure of the House different from the Senate?  \nA. The House is made to represent states by population and has 100 members  \nB. The House is made to represent all states equally and has 100 members  \nC. The Senate is made to represent states by population and has 100 members  \nD. The Senate is made to represent all states equally and has 100 members  \n3. Who EXCLUSIVELY has the power to initiate revenue bills, elect the President in the case of a tie, and impeach national officials?  \nA. The Senate  \nB. The House  \nC. The President  \nD. Federal Judges  \n4. Which answer best describes the structure of the Judicial Branch and the judges?  \nA. 7 Judges serving 2 terms of 4 years each  \nB. 11 Judges serving a maximum of 26 years  \nC. 9 Judges serving lifelong or until they retire  \nD. 9 Judges serving until the president that picked them leaves office  \n5. Which of the following best describes the process of impeaching a Supreme Court Justice?  \nA. The Justices vote among themselves on whether that justice and his/her actions should get him/her impeached  \nB. The Senate votes on the case and if the majority vote Yes, the case goes to the President for a final decision  \nC. The citizens have a vote on whether Justice is guilty or not  \nD. The House votes to impeach and if a majority is reached, the case is moved to the senate where ⅔ of the vote is required for conviction  \n6. Which of the following are FORMAL roles of the President of the United States?  \nA. Enforcing the law  \nB. Serving as Ceremonial Head of State  \nC. Handling foreign policy  \nD. ALL OF THE ABOVE  \n7. What are informal executive powers?  \nA. Powers that are enumerated in the Constitution such as being the Commander in Chief  \nB. Powers that are not enumerated in the Constitution and are not important as President  \nC. Powers that are not enumerated in the Constitution such as being a morale leader  \nD. Powers that are enumerated in the Constitution but need the assistance of another branch for completion such as appointing Supreme Court Justices  \n8. Who is the top aide to the president as they control the executive office and control access to  \nthe president?  \nA. The Vice President  \nB. The Chief of Staff  \nC. The Cabinet  \nD. The Domestic Policy Council  \n9. Which of the following departments is responsible for preparing the budget of the United States and allocating cabinet money?  \nA. The Council of Economic Advisors  \nB. The Domestic Policy Council  \nC. The OMB  \nD. The NSC  \n10. 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