US Electoral Process 4

Question 1

Which amendment limits a President to two elected terms?

Accepted Answer

Twenty-Second Amendment

Answer

Twentieth Amendment

Answer

Twenty-First Amendment

Answer

Twenty-Fifth Amendment

Question 2

How is the total number of U.S. Electoral College votes (538) determined?

Accepted Answer

It equals the total of House members, Senators, and three D.C. electors

Answer

It equals the number of congressional districts nationwide

Answer

It is set by statute at a fixed number

Answer

It equals twice the number of states

Question 3

The Fifteenth Amendment prohibited denying the right to vote based on which characteristic?

Accepted Answer

Race, color, or previous condition of servitude

Answer

Age

Answer

Sex

Answer

Property ownership

Question 4

Under Article II, who has the authority to determine how a state's electors are appointed?

Accepted Answer

The state legislature

Answer

The U.S. Congress

Answer

The Governor of the state

Answer

The state supreme court

Question 5

Which constitutional provision gives Congress authority to regulate the time of presidential elections?

Accepted Answer

Article II, Section 1, Clause 4

Answer

Article I, Section 4

Answer

The Seventeenth Amendment

Answer

The Twentieth Amendment

Question 6

A person who has served more than two years of another president's unexpired term may be elected on their own how many additional times?

Accepted Answer

One more time

Answer

Two more times

Answer

Zero more times

Answer

There is no restriction

Question 7

Which constitutional body has the power to judge the elections, returns, and qualifications of its own members?

Accepted Answer

Each house of Congress for its own members

Answer

The Supreme Court

Answer

The Federal Election Commission

Answer

The Vice President