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This document contains a student's corrections to answers on a test about the US presidency. It lists 20 questions from the test along with the student's new answers. The answers relate to topics like the bully pulpit, roles and powers of the president, the line of succession, and the executive office.

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Student Name: Test Unit:________

Test Corrections Directions: Use this form to do your test corrections. For each one you missed, you must write the Question Number, the
full question, and your NEW Correct Answer. Attach a separate paper if you need more room.

#__4_____

Question: Which of the following reasons is generally cited as the reason for presidential use of the “bully pulpit”?

________Your NEW Answer: To win public support for their political agendas

#___5____

Question: Which of the following correctly pairs a role of the president with a power associated with that role?

________Your NEW Answer:Chief Legislator - State of the Union Address

#___6____

Question: Which of the following accurately compares the formal and informal powers of the president?

________Your NEW Answer:C

#__10_____

Question:When independent regulatory agencies make rules, enforce those rules, and adjudicate disputes arising
under those rules, they risk violating the constitutional concept of

________Your NEW Answer:separation of powers

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Question: The President will be elected to four years and is re-eligible as often as the people of the United States think him worthy of their
confidence . . . we must conclude that the permanency of the President’s four-year term is less dangerous than a three-year term for the top
official in a single state. The President of the United States can be impeached, tried, and, on conviction of bribery, or other high crimes or
misdemeanors, removed from office. Afterwards he would be liable to prosecution and punishment in the ordinary course of law.

—Alexander Hamilton, Federalist No. 69, 1788

Which of the following statements best explains one of the author's claims related to constitutional principles and procedures?

________Your NEW Answer:People are protected from a dangerous president by elections

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Question:The duties assigned to the vice-president by the Constitution include:

________Your NEW Answer:presiding over the Senate

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Which of the following should fill in the box marked “B” in the line of presidential succession?

________Your NEW Answer:Secretary of State

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Question: Directions: Read the following account of a day in the life of a President of the United States, then answer the questions. You may use some
choices more than once or not at all.

(W) Tonight, we will have a formal dinner for the President of France. Afterwards, (J) I must read briefing reports prepared by my aides for the meeting of
the National Security Council tomorrow morning. I expect we will decide that I must issue an executive order implementing the draft law passed by
Congress last year. It gives me (K) the power to draft young people into the armed services if it becomes necessary

Which role is the President taking in the passage marked with a(n) “W”?

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