CDFM MODULE 1 LATEST 2024 COMPLETE 500 REAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) A NEW UPDATED
VERSION |GUARANTEED PASS A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
CDFM MODULE 1CDFM MODULE 1 LATEST 2024
COMPLETE 500 REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED A
How many branches of government did the Constitution establish? - ANSWER: Three
What was the predecessor to the Constitution? - ANSWER: Articles of Confederation
Where are all laws enacted? - ANSWER: Congress
In which article of the Constitution is the power to raise taxes found? - ANSWER: One
What occurs when Congress is not in session and the President does not sign a bill in
10 days? - ANSWER: Pocket Veto
What percentage of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the US will the Federal
Spending represent in FY 12? - ANSWER: Twenty-three percent
Approximately what percent of total Federal spending is discretionary spending? -
ANSWER: Thirty-six percent
Which branch of government implements laws? - ANSWER: Executive Branch
Which branch of government is authorized to raise taxes and borrow money? -
ANSWER: Legislative Branch (Congress)
What is the name of the committees that attempt to resolve difference between
House and Senate versions of a bill? - ANSWER: Conference Committee (the Third
Chamber)
Which agency issues directions for use by other agencies in submitting their budget?
- ANSWER: Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
What type of legislation provides an agency with budget authority? - ANSWER:
Appropriation Acts provides budget authority
What term is used to describe a subdivision of an apportionment? - ANSWER:
Allotment
, What agency issues apportionment? - ANSWER: Office of Management and Budget
(OMB)
Which branch of government conducts hearings on the effectiveness of government
programs? - ANSWER: Legislative Branch (Congress)
In the Federal budget process, which organizations actually prepare budget
estimates? - ANSWER: Federal Agencies
What is the largest single source of Federal government tax revenues? - ANSWER:
Individual Income Taxes
What are requests for funds in addition to amounts already appropriated? -
ANSWER: Supplemental
What financial control document is issued by the Treasury Department following
signature of the Appropriations Act? - ANSWER: Appropriation Warrant
What term describes a postponement in the use of appropriated funds? A
cancellation of appropriated funds? - ANSWER: Deferral; Recession
After the Appropriation is signed into law, DOD requests what from OMB? -
ANSWER: Apportionment
An administrative reservation of funds is known as what? - ANSWER: Commitment
What gives a Federal Agency the legal authority to operate a program? - ANSWER:
Authorization Legislation
Where can the rules for calculating FTE employment be found? - ANSWER: OMB
Circular A-11
What term is used to refer to the totality of units in a DoD component? - ANSWER:
Force Structure
What term is used to refer to the authorized and programmed strength at the end of
the fiscal year for the active forces, the Selected Reserve, and appropriated-fund
civilian employees in the FYDP? - ANSWER: Peacetime Strength
What is the maximum number of days that units of the Selected Reserve, and
members of the Individual Ready Reserve may be ordered to active duty (other than
for training) without the convent of Congress? - ANSWER: 365 days
What process involves assembling, organizing, and using manpower and material
resources in preparation for war of other emergency? - ANSWER: Mobilization
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS) A NEW UPDATED
VERSION |GUARANTEED PASS A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
CDFM MODULE 1CDFM MODULE 1 LATEST 2024
COMPLETE 500 REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED A
How many branches of government did the Constitution establish? - ANSWER: Three
What was the predecessor to the Constitution? - ANSWER: Articles of Confederation
Where are all laws enacted? - ANSWER: Congress
In which article of the Constitution is the power to raise taxes found? - ANSWER: One
What occurs when Congress is not in session and the President does not sign a bill in
10 days? - ANSWER: Pocket Veto
What percentage of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the US will the Federal
Spending represent in FY 12? - ANSWER: Twenty-three percent
Approximately what percent of total Federal spending is discretionary spending? -
ANSWER: Thirty-six percent
Which branch of government implements laws? - ANSWER: Executive Branch
Which branch of government is authorized to raise taxes and borrow money? -
ANSWER: Legislative Branch (Congress)
What is the name of the committees that attempt to resolve difference between
House and Senate versions of a bill? - ANSWER: Conference Committee (the Third
Chamber)
Which agency issues directions for use by other agencies in submitting their budget?
- ANSWER: Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
What type of legislation provides an agency with budget authority? - ANSWER:
Appropriation Acts provides budget authority
What term is used to describe a subdivision of an apportionment? - ANSWER:
Allotment
, What agency issues apportionment? - ANSWER: Office of Management and Budget
(OMB)
Which branch of government conducts hearings on the effectiveness of government
programs? - ANSWER: Legislative Branch (Congress)
In the Federal budget process, which organizations actually prepare budget
estimates? - ANSWER: Federal Agencies
What is the largest single source of Federal government tax revenues? - ANSWER:
Individual Income Taxes
What are requests for funds in addition to amounts already appropriated? -
ANSWER: Supplemental
What financial control document is issued by the Treasury Department following
signature of the Appropriations Act? - ANSWER: Appropriation Warrant
What term describes a postponement in the use of appropriated funds? A
cancellation of appropriated funds? - ANSWER: Deferral; Recession
After the Appropriation is signed into law, DOD requests what from OMB? -
ANSWER: Apportionment
An administrative reservation of funds is known as what? - ANSWER: Commitment
What gives a Federal Agency the legal authority to operate a program? - ANSWER:
Authorization Legislation
Where can the rules for calculating FTE employment be found? - ANSWER: OMB
Circular A-11
What term is used to refer to the totality of units in a DoD component? - ANSWER:
Force Structure
What term is used to refer to the authorized and programmed strength at the end of
the fiscal year for the active forces, the Selected Reserve, and appropriated-fund
civilian employees in the FYDP? - ANSWER: Peacetime Strength
What is the maximum number of days that units of the Selected Reserve, and
members of the Individual Ready Reserve may be ordered to active duty (other than
for training) without the convent of Congress? - ANSWER: 365 days
What process involves assembling, organizing, and using manpower and material
resources in preparation for war of other emergency? - ANSWER: Mobilization
