Legislative Branch:

What does the term 'bicameral' refer to in the context of Congress?

• A system that allows for direct voting by the public.
• A system that limits the number of bills introduced.
• A system where Congress is divided into two separate chambers.
• A system where laws are created by a single chamber.

Which of the following best describes the legislative branch of the U.S. government?

• It is responsible for interpreting laws.
• It is responsible for creating laws.
• It is responsible for enforcing laws.
• It is responsible for conducting foreign affairs.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the legislative branch's powers?

• It has both expressed and implied powers.
• It has unlimited powers.
• It can only create laws related to taxation.
• It is not allowed to declare war.

How many expressed powers does the legislative branch have according to the Constitution?

• 10 expressed powers
• 15 expressed powers
• 27 expressed powers
• 50 expressed powers

Which of the following is a power granted to Congress?

• To conduct foreign policy.
• To appoint federal judges.
• To declare war.
• To issue currency.

What is the primary difference between expressed and implied powers in the legislative branch?

• Implied powers are only applicable to the Senate, while expressed powers apply to both houses.
• Expressed powers are specifically listed in the Constitution, while implied powers are necessary for Congress to perform its duties.
• Expressed powers are not listed in the Constitution, while implied powers are.
• Implied powers are explicitly stated in the Constitution, while expressed powers are not.

What is the significance of the 'Necessary and Proper' Clause?

• It establishes the Supreme Court's authority over Congress.
• It requires all laws to be approved by the President.
• It allows Congress to create laws that are not explicitly listed in the Constitution.
• It limits Congress's powers.

How many members are there in the Senate?

• 435
• 50
• 100
• 200

What is the minimum age requirement to serve as a member of the Senate?

• 30 years old
• 40 years old
• 35 years old
• 25 years old

How often are members of the House of Representatives elected?

• Every year
• Every two years
• Every four years
• Every six years