13.which of the following does not have to happen for a bill to become a law?
select one:
a. both houses of the united states congress must approve it.
b. the president of the united states must sign it.
c. the supreme court of the united states must rule it constitutional.
d. all of the above must occur

14.if the united states congress has the primary responsibility for making the laws of the nation, why is it dependent upon the president of the united states for making these laws?
select one:
a. the president must propose specific legislation before the united states congress can actually make a law, in most cases.
b. the president must sign legislation that congress has passed to make it a law, in most cases.
c. both of the above statements are true.
d. neither of the above statements is true.

15.which of the following requirements must an individual fulfill before he/she can be elected to the presidency?
select one:
a. the individual must be 35 years of age
b. the individual must have been a citizen of the united states for at least 35 years
c. the individual must be an attorney or have deep knowledge of the law
d. all of the above statements are true

16.which of the following is not a formal power of the president of the united states?
select one:
a. power of persuasion
b. commander-in-chief
c. power to call congress into special session
d. power to veto legislation

17.judicial review means that:
select one:
a. the supreme court's work is reviewed each year by congress.
b. the supreme court has the power to "review" or reject as unconstitutional any law which has been challenged in court and it believes is in violation of the constitution.
c. the supreme court regularly reviews all laws passed by congress or actions of the president.
d. the supreme court is required to publish all of its findings annually in the "judicial review" which is a legal journal available to any citizen (today it is posted on-line).