AP Government

Which of the following are the three formal qualifications to become President of the United States?

• At least 35 years old, a natural-born citizen, and a resident for 14 years

• At least 30 years old, a naturalized citizen, and a resident for 10 years

• At least 40 years old, a natural-born citizen, and a resident for 20 years

• At least 45 years old, a naturalized citizen, and a resident for 15 years

What is the current annual salary of the President?

• $400,000

• $500,000

• $600,000

• $700,000

What is the term for the plan by which a presidential vacancy is filled?

• Presidential Succession

• Electoral College

• Impeachment Process

• Cabinet Formation

What is a presidential primary?

• A type of election where voters select candidates for a general election

• A meeting of party leaders to select candidates

• A national holiday in the United States

• A process to impeach a sitting president

How many electoral votes are needed to win the presidency?

• 270

• 300

• 250

• 280

Which is not one of the proposed reforms to the electoral college?

• Direct Popular Vote

• Proportional Allocation

• Voter Electoral Semi Voting legislation

• National Bonus Plan

Which is not a role of the President?

• Commander-in-Chief

• Chief Diplomat

• Chief Pacemaker

• Chief Legislator

The caucus-convention process is a method used in which of the following activities?

• Electing party leaders

• Nominating candidates for elections

• Conducting public opinion surveys

• Drafting party policies

Who takes over the presidency after the president and vice president when they are unable to perform their duties?

• Speaker of the House

• Secretary of State

• Chief Justice

• Attorney General

Who takes over the presidency when the president, vice president, and speaker of the house can no longer serve?

• Secretary of State

• President pro tempore of the Senate

• Secretary of the Treasury

• Attorney General