Checks

Supreme Court justices (judges) are appointed by . . .

• the United Nations.

• Congress.

• a special committee.

• the President.

What system prevents any one branch from gaining too much power?

• Checks and Balances

• State of the Union

• the Constitution

Who is head of the national executive branch?

• Vice President

• Senate

• President

Which branch works in the White House?

• executive

• legislative

• judicial

This is an example of the ________branch checking the _______branch.

• Judicial-Executive

• Legislative-Executive

This is an example of the __________branch checking the__________ branch.

• Judicial-Legislative

• Legislative-Executive

This is an example of the _________branch checking the _______branch.

• Executive-Legislative

• Executive-Judicial

What is the primary purpose of checks in a financial system?

• To provide a secure method of payment

• To increase the amount of cash in circulation

• To eliminate the need for banks

• To track government spending

Which of the following is a key advantage of using checks over cash?

• Checks are more easily lost

• Checks provide a written record of payment

• Checks are universally accepted

• Checks are faster to process

In the context of banking, what does it mean to 'bounce a check'?

• The check is processed successfully

• The check is returned due to insufficient funds

• The check is deposited into a savings account

• The check is used to pay a loan