Question 1 Multiple Choice Wort 3 points) (02.07 LC) What does it mean It is judge has a concurring opinion? The judges unanimously agree on one decision, and all have the same opinion The judge agrees with the majority and the minority opinions and cannot pick a side. The judge disagrees with the majority and the minority opinions, but for different reasons The judge agrees with eilher the majority or minority opienion, but for different reasons. Question 2:Mollple Choice Worth 3 points) Who is the highes!ranking member of the us Senate? Speaker Vice president President pre tempore Minority leader Question 3/Multiple Choice Worth 3 points) (02.02LC) What factor determines the distribution among states of the members of the House of Representatives? The Constitution Population Voters The elastic clause Question 4/Multiple Choce Wort 3 points) (02.06 MC) How does the outcome of Worcester k. Georgia relate to judicial review? Ithas discouraged courts since that time from using the power of judicial review. It demonstrated that courts cannot enforce decisions made through judicial review. It affirmed that the courts have the power to review laws but cannot overturn them. Oil weakened the courts in reviewing laws and gave the other branches greater power. Question 5 Mulpe Choce Wott 3 points) (02.06MC) Which of the following explains the purpose of judicial independence? The judicial branch is the only branch that is not checked by the others Federal judges are expected to be impartial when making decisions The judicial branch has the power to allow states to be independent. Federal judges are allowed to rule on a case without a majority vole Question 6 Multiple Choice Worth 3 points) (02.07 LC) Which statement describes the idea of judicial restraint? Judges make decisions with little regard to earlier court decisions or government views Congress prevents judges from interfering with any bills that Congress passes. Judges are less likely to change a law unless it is an obvious breach of the Constitution. Concress is restricted from passing bills until the federal judges allow them to continue.

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Question 1 Multiple Choice Wort 3 points) (02.07 LC) What does it mean It is judge has a concurring opinion? The judges unanimously agree on one decision, and all have the same opinion The judge agrees with the majority and the minority opinions and cannot pick a side. The judge disagrees with the majority and the minority opinions, but for different reasons The judge agrees with eilher the majority or minority opienion, but for different reasons. Question 2:Mollple Choice Worth 3 points) Who is the highes!ranking member of the us Senate? Speaker Vice president President pre tempore Minority leader Question 3/Multiple Choice Worth 3 points) (02.02LC) What factor determines the distribution among states of the members of the House of Representatives? The Constitution Population Voters The elastic clause Question 4/Multiple Choce Wort 3 points) (02.06 MC) How does the outcome of Worcester k. Georgia relate to judicial review? Ithas discouraged courts since that time from using the power of judicial review. It demonstrated that courts cannot enforce decisions made through judicial review. It affirmed that the courts have the power to review laws but cannot overturn them. Oil weakened the courts in reviewing laws and gave the other branches greater power. Question 5 Mulpe Choce Wott 3 points) (02.06MC) Which of the following explains the purpose of judicial independence? The judicial branch is the only branch that is not checked by the others Federal judges are expected to be impartial when making decisions The judicial branch has the power to allow states to be independent. Federal judges are allowed to rule on a case without a majority vole Question 6 Multiple Choice Worth 3 points) (02.07 LC) Which statement describes the idea of judicial restraint? Judges make decisions with little regard to earlier court decisions or government views Congress prevents judges from interfering with any bills that Congress passes. Judges are less likely to change a law unless it is an obvious breach of the Constitution. Concress is restricted from passing bills until the federal judges allow them to continue.

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Question 1: The correct answer is "The judge agrees with either the majority or minority opinion, but for different reasons." This means that the judge has a consuming opinion, which means they have a strong opinion that aligns with either the majority or minority viewpoint, but for different reasons than those held by the majority or minority. Question 2: The correct answer is "President pro tempore." The President pro tempore is the highest-ranking member of the US Senate. Question 3: The correct answer is "Population." The distribution of members in the House of Representatives is determined by the population of each state. Question 4: The correct answer is "It affirmed that the courts have the power to review laws but cannot overturn them." The outcome of Worcester v. Georgia demonstrated that the courts have the power to review laws but cannot overturn them. Question 5: The correct answer is "Federal judges are expected to be impartial when making decisions." The purpose of judicial independence is to ensure that federal judges are impartial when making decisions. Question 6: The correct answer is "Judges are less likely to change a law unless it is an obvious breach of the Constitution." Judicial restraint refers to the idea that judges should be less likely to change a law unless it is an obvious breach of the Constitution.

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