SOL Review 4, 5, & 6
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- Q1Ms. Puff was 15 minutes late for work when she stopped at a red light. She is demonstrating which character trait of a good citizen?patriotismcourtesytrustworthinessrespect for the law30s
- Q2Which is NOT a function of political partiesto nominate candidatesto separate fact from fictionto monitor actions of officeholdersto help candidates win elections30s
- Q3What is the MOST important function of political parties?educate the electorate about campaign issuesnominate candidates for electionhelp candidates win electionsmonitor the actions of officeholders30s
- Q4How many main political parties are there in the US?2, 485, 74321330s
- Q5Third parties play an important political role by....winning a majority of votesraising moneybringing up new issues and ideasgetting on the ballot30s
- Q6What does it mean when a political party "appeals to the political center" ?appealing to people who live in the Midwestappealing to people who don't lean to either extreme in politicsappealing to people who are extremely liberalappealing to voters who don't choose a party30s
- Q7A DIFFERENCE between the major political parties in the US isthey are organized to win electionsthey influence public policiesthey define themselves in a way to win majority supportwhat is stated in the party's platform30s
- Q8The FCC imposed an equal-time rule, requiring stations to give equal time to opposing candidates. By doing this, the FCC makes the media fulfill which of its roles?detecting biasemphasizing certain issuesbroadcasting different points of viewwriting editorials30s
- Q9Limits on the amount individuals can contribute to political candidates exist because ofcampaign finance reform lawsrising campaign coststhird partieselectoral college process30s
- Q10Which is not a method people can register to vote in Virginia?by mailgo to the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV)go onlineGo the nearest Krusty Krab in their community30s
- Q11To vote in Virginia, voters must be all of the following EXCEPTat least 18 years olda VA residentemployedregistered30s
- Q12Which of the following factors does NOT determine who will most likely vote:RaceEducationAgeIncome30s
- Q13Why would candidates target large population states when campaigning?Because small states succeeded from the Union in the Civil War and never official reentered the UnionBecause only large states' electoral college votes countBecause small states' electoral college votes are not importantBecause large states have a greater number of electoral college votes than smaller states30s
- Q14The Electoral College electsSenatorsthe President and Vice-PresidentGovernors of each stateThe Pope30s
- Q15In Virginia, the powers of the local government come from:The Legislative BranchThe State ConstitutionThe US ConstitutionThe Executive Branch30s