US Presidential Elections Quiz |
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Hide all answers View all answers Print Try the Quiz Given the QUESTION, identify the ANSWER1. How long is the Presidential Term? • 2 years • 4 years • 6 years • 8 years Answer: 2. The two main parties in US are • Whigs and Hats • Lords and Commons • Republicans and Democrats • Congress and Legislature Answer: 3. The US Government officially is • A Monarchy • A Dictatorship • A Oligarchy • A Democracy Answer:
4. What is the minimum age requirement for a person to be able to vote? • 15 years • 16 years • 18 years • 21 years Answer: 5. If something happens to the President who assumes office? • Speaker • Chief Justice • The First Lady • Vice President Answer: 6. What is the minimum age limit for a person contesting for the post of President? • 18 years • 21 years • 35 years • 40 years Answer: 7. Where is the first primary held? • California • Texas • New Hampshire • Little Rock Answer: 8. What is the total number of electoral votes? • 500 • 528 • 538 • 438 Answer: 9. Which animal is the symbol of the Democrats? • Ass (Donkey) • Elephant • Dove • Rabbit Answer: 10. Which animal is the symbol of the Republicans? • Donkey • Elephant • Tiger • Dog Answer: 11. Which is the election day? • The second Sunday of November • The last Friday of November • The first Tuesday of November • The first Monday of November Answer: 12. When does the oath taking by the new President take place? • 13th January, the next year • 14 February, the next year • The first Monday of the New Year • 20th January, the next year Answer: 13. What is the length of a Senator's term? • 2 years • 3 years • 4 years • 6 years Answer: 14. Representatives serve in the congress for a period of • 2 years • 3 years • 4 years • 6 years Answer: 15. What does PAC stand for? • Political Action Congress • Political Action Committee • Prison Action Committee • Politically Active Consortium Answer: 16. The Presidents wife is called • Mrs. President • Lady President • The First Lady • First President Answer: 17. Which two states do not use the "Winner Takes All" method? • Hawaii and Maine • Nebraska and Maine • Alaska and Maine • Nebraska and Hawaii Answer: 18. If you vote for the incumbent president, you are voting for the • Current Favorite • Current Underdog • One opposite to what you had planned • Current President Answer:
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