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            Question 1
Which of the following is a location in which you would find a polling place?
A
private home
B
bank
C
grocery store
D
school
Question 2
Which of the following is a requirement for voting in elections in the United States today?
A
high-school education
B
ability to get to a polling place
C
U.S. citizenship
D
property ownership
Question 3
How do campaign organizations canvass on a national level?
A
by going door to door
B
by seeking celebrity endorsements
C
by conducting frequent polls
D
by advertising on television
Question 4
Presidential elections begin with
A
exit polls.
B
the nomination of candidates.
C
acceptance speeches.
D
campaign tours.
Question 5
Which of the following questions is a good indicator of whether you should vote for a certain candidate?
A
Does the candidate have relevant past experience?
B
Does the candidate make a good impression on television?
C
Does the candidate have a family?
D
Is the candidate attractive?
Question 6
In recent years, what has been the main function of the political parties’ national conventions?
A
to choose candidates for the general election
B
to elect the new president
C
to kick off the presidential campaign and rally party members across the country for the work ahead
D
to provide a platform for the major candidates of each party to debate each other
Question 7
What does the National Voter Registration Act require states to do?
A
give the vote to citizens 18 and older
B
deny felons the right to vote
C
allow people to register when renewing their licenses
D
record voters’ party affiliation when they register
Question 8
In which type of election do voters choose a party’s candidates for the general election?
A
national election
B
special election
C
local election
D
primary election
Question 9
Which of the following is a true statement about the characteristics of voters in the United States?
A
The lower a person’s income, the more likely he or she is to vote.
B
Most citizens who vote have a high level of education.
C
Most citizens who vote have a negative attitude toward government.
D
Citizens under the age of 25 have the highest voting turnout rate of all groups.
Question 10
A runoff election is held
A
so that citizens can vote to remove a public official from office.
B
when none of the candidates for a particular office has won a majority of the vote in the general election.
C
after a law is sent back to the voters for approval.
D
to help citizens propose new laws or state constitutional amendments.
            
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A	high-school education
B	ability to get to a polling place
C	U.S. citizenship
D	property ownership

A	by going door to door
B	by seeking celebrity endorsements
C	by conducting frequent polls
D	by advertising on television

A	exit polls.
B	the nomination of candidates.
C	acceptance speeches.
D	campaign tours.

A	Does the candidate have relevant past experience?
B	Does the candidate make a good impression on television?
C	Does the candidate have a family?
D	Is the candidate attractive?

A	to choose candidates for the general election
B	to elect the new president
C	to kick off the presidential campaign and rally party members across the country for the work ahead
D	to provide a platform for the major candidates of each party to debate each other

A	give the vote to citizens 18 and older
B	deny felons the right to vote
C	allow people to register when renewing their licenses
D	record voters’ party affiliation when they register

A	national election
B	special election
C	local election
D	primary election

A	The lower a person’s income, the more likely he or she is to vote.
B	Most citizens who vote have a high level of education.
C	Most citizens who vote have a negative attitude toward government.
D	Citizens under the age of 25 have the highest voting turnout rate of all groups.

A	so that citizens can vote to remove a public official from office.
B	when none of the candidates for a particular office has won a majority of the vote in the general election.
C	after a law is sent back to the voters for approval.
D	to help citizens propose new laws or state constitutional amendments.