Constitution Test 2 (Article 2)

What are the three qualifications to be President of the United States?

• 35 years old

• 20 years old

• Natural born citizen

• 14-year resident of the U.S.

• A U.S. citizen for 10 years

How long is the term of a U.S. President?

• As long as they want to stay in office

• 4 years

• 8 years

What is the name of the special group that technically elects the President?

• Executive College

• Electoral College

• Judicial College

• Legislative College

How many electors does a person need to become President?

• 200

• 270

• 500,000

• 780

What two things does the President swear to do when they are sworn in?

• Give all his money to the government

• Protect the U.S. Constitution

• Preserve the U.S. Constitution

• Rewrite the U.S. Constitution

What three jobs can the President appoint people to?

• Vice President

• Supreme Court Judge

• Ambassador

• Temporary Senate appointments

What can the president do if he doesn't like a law Congress passed?

• Kick the Congress people out of office.

• Tear it up.

• Nothing

• Veto it.

Select three ways Congress can impeach the president?

• Charge him/her with treason.

• Charge him/her with bribery.

• Charge him/er with other high crimes and misdemeanors.

• Charge him/her with lying.

What is it called when the President gives an update on how things are going in America?

• State of the Military

• State of the State

• State of the Union

Can the President pardon (let off) someone convicted of a crime?

• Yes

• No