Bar Exam Questions 1-30
How many years does a house of representative member serve? - Answer 2 years
How old must a person be to be elected HR? Senate? - Answer House of
Representative - At least 25
Senators - at least 30
Where does a bill (proposal for new law) originate? - Answer A bill originates in the
House of Representatives
How long is the term for the US senator? - Answer 6 years
Who has the power to declare war? - Answer The Congress
How many members are in the senate? HR? Congress? - Answer There are 100
senates, 435 House of Representatives, and 535 total in Congress
How long is the presidents term? - Answer 4 Years
What is the age requirement to become president? - Answer At least 35 years
Who makes treaties? - Answer The president
Who nominates ambassadors, public ministers, or other officers of the US? - Answer
The president
Who is the commander and chief? - Answer The president
During an impeachment action, who tries the president? - Answer The Senate
How long does a Supreme Court justice serve? - Answer Usually for life
What courts review national laws or laws of the US? - Answer Federal courts
Who has the power to settle disputes between states? - Answer The Federal Court
How many members of the US Supreme Court are there? - Answer 9 members
Who can override a veto? - Answer Congress
Who reviews all laws and treaties? - Answer Federal courts
Who must approve ambassadors, judges, and cabinet members? - Answer The Senate
How many years does a house of representative member serve? - Answer 2 years
How old must a person be to be elected HR? Senate? - Answer House of
Representative - At least 25
Senators - at least 30
Where does a bill (proposal for new law) originate? - Answer A bill originates in the
House of Representatives
How long is the term for the US senator? - Answer 6 years
Who has the power to declare war? - Answer The Congress
How many members are in the senate? HR? Congress? - Answer There are 100
senates, 435 House of Representatives, and 535 total in Congress
How long is the presidents term? - Answer 4 Years
What is the age requirement to become president? - Answer At least 35 years
Who makes treaties? - Answer The president
Who nominates ambassadors, public ministers, or other officers of the US? - Answer
The president
Who is the commander and chief? - Answer The president
During an impeachment action, who tries the president? - Answer The Senate
How long does a Supreme Court justice serve? - Answer Usually for life
What courts review national laws or laws of the US? - Answer Federal courts
Who has the power to settle disputes between states? - Answer The Federal Court
How many members of the US Supreme Court are there? - Answer 9 members
Who can override a veto? - Answer Congress
Who reviews all laws and treaties? - Answer Federal courts
Who must approve ambassadors, judges, and cabinet members? - Answer The Senate
