Understanding American Government: Branches and Levels
Question 1
Multiple choice
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
Question 2
Multiple choice
Interpreting laws
Creating laws
Enforcing laws
Question 3
Multiple choice
The President
The Chief Justice
The Speaker of the House
Question 4
Multiple choice
Local
State
Federal
Question 5
Multiple choice
Writing laws
Interpreting laws
Enforcing laws
Question 6
Multiple choice
Varies by population
Four
Two
Question 7
Multiple choice
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
Question 8
Multiple choice
Establishing local governments
Regulating interstate commerce
Printing money
Question 9
Multiple choice
Supreme Court and House of Representatives
Senate and House of Representatives
Senate and Supreme Court
Question 10
Multiple choice
The President
The Supreme Court
The Vice President
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