Wyoming Constitution Pretest
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In what regard to political equality, Wyoming was a pioneer in what respect?
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First to secure religious liberty
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Levy war against another country
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It first gave suffrage to women
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The 'Wyoming Constitution Pretest' assesses knowledge on the state's pioneering political equality, constitutional purposes, religious provisions, definition of treason, property rights, and land ownership. Essential for students of Civics and Political Science.
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According to the preamble, what was the fundamental purpose of the convention which framed the constitution of Wyoming?
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The exercise of any religious faith shall not be interfered with
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To secure and perpetuate civil, political and religious liberty
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To defend the US Constitution
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A. To secure and perpetuate civil, political and religious libertyExplanation
The fundamental purpose of the convention which framed the constitution of Wyoming was to secure and perpetuate civil, political and religious liberty. This means that the convention aimed to establish and maintain the rights and freedoms of the people in terms of their civil, political, and religious beliefs and practices. The constitution of Wyoming was intended to protect and ensure these liberties for its citizens.Rate this question:
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What are the constitutional provisions regarding religion?
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No religious test shall ever be applied to voting or holding office
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The exercise of any religious faith shall not be interfered
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No public money shall be appropriated for any society or institution under religious control
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "all of the above". This means that all of the mentioned constitutional provisions regarding religion are true. These provisions include that no religious test shall be applied to voting or holding office, the exercise of any religious faith shall not be interfered, and no public money shall be appropriated for any society or institution under religious control. These provisions ensure the protection of religious freedom and the separation of church and state.Rate this question:
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What is meant by treason against the state?
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Levy war against it, or aiding, comforting and adhering to it enemy
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Declaring war against the USA
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Refusing to vote
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A. Levy war against it, or aiding, comforting and adhering to it enemyExplanation
Treason against the state refers to the act of levying war against the state or providing aid, comfort, and support to its enemies. This means actively participating in or supporting actions that go against the state, such as engaging in armed conflict or assisting those who are enemies of the state. It is a serious offense that undermines the security and stability of the state.Rate this question:
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Can private property be taken for public use without the owners consent?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Yes, under the state's power of eminent domain, if the owner is given due compensation.Rate this question:
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To whom do the unoccupied and unappropriated lands withing Wyoming belong?
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How is the Constitution of Wyoming amended?
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An amendment must be passed by half of the votes of each house and at the next regular election be approved by a majority of thos voting in the general election
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An amendment must be passed by 1/3 of the votes of each house and at the next regular election be approved by a majority of thos voting in the general election
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An amendment must be passed by 2/3 of the votes of each house and at the next regular election be approved by a majority of thos voting in the general election
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A. An amendment must be passed by 2/3 of the votes of each house and at the next regular election be approved by a majority of thos voting in the general electionExplanation
In order to amend the Constitution of Wyoming, an amendment must be passed by a 2/3 majority vote in each house of the legislature. Additionally, at the next regular election, the amendment must be approved by a majority of those voting in the general election. This means that a significant majority of legislators must support the amendment, and it must also receive majority approval from the general public through the election process.Rate this question:
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The qualifications of a voter is must be 21 years of age, a citizen of the United States, and must have complied with the registration laws.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Must be 18 years of ageRate this question:
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What is the requirement regarding registering to vote?
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When are general elections held?
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On the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of all even number years.
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On the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November on all odd numered years
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On the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday in November of all even numbered years.
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A. On the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of all even number years.Explanation
General elections are held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of all even-numbered years. This is a longstanding tradition in the United States, established to ensure that Election Day does not fall on November 1st, which is All Saints' Day, a holy day of obligation for Catholics. By scheduling the elections on the first Tuesday after the first Monday, it allows for a consistent and predictable date for citizens to cast their votes. This timing also allows for a transition period between the election and the inauguration of elected officials.Rate this question:
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How may voters who are absent from home or unable to get to their voting places cast their votes?
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By going to the state web page and filling out an absentee ballot
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By requesting an absentee ballot from the county clerk
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By writing a letter stating your vote
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A. By requesting an absentee ballot from the county clerkExplanation
Voters who are absent from home or unable to get to their voting places can cast their votes by requesting an absentee ballot from the county clerk. This allows them to vote remotely without physically going to the polling station.Rate this question:
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The three departments of the state government and the duty of each are ____________ to ___________, ____________ to___________, and _____________ to ___________.
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The three departments of the state government and the duty of each are Legistative to make laws,
Executive to enforce the laws,
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What is the constitutional limitation on terms of office of the five state elected officials?
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State officials can serve only 3 terms
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State officials can serve only 1 term
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State officials can serve only 2 terms
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A. State officials can serve only 2 termsExplanation
The constitutional limitation on terms of office for the five state elected officials is that they can serve only 2 terms. This means that they are limited to holding office for a maximum of two terms before they must step down and cannot be re-elected for a third term. This limitation is put in place to ensure that there is a rotation of power and to prevent individuals from holding office for an extended period of time, which could potentially lead to a concentration of power and a lack of fresh perspectives and ideas in government.Rate this question:
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What officers are subject to impreachment?
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The Governor and other state officeer including the Justices of the peace
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The Governor and other state officials except Justices of the peace
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Governor
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A. The Governor and other state officials except Justices of the peaceExplanation
The correct answer is "The Governor and other state officials except Justices of the peace." This means that all state officials, including the Governor, can be subject to impeachment except for the Justices of the peace. Impeachment is a process by which an official is accused of wrongdoing or misconduct and can be removed from office. Therefore, the Governor and other state officials are held accountable for their actions through the possibility of impeachment, except for Justices of the peace who are exempt from this process.Rate this question:
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The legislature of the State of Wyoming is composed of a senate and house of representatives.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the legislature of the State of Wyoming is indeed composed of a senate and house of representatives. This is a common structure for state legislatures in the United States, where the senate represents the upper house and the house of representatives represents the lower house. The purpose of having two separate chambers is to provide checks and balances, ensure representation for different regions or populations, and allow for a thorough review and discussion of proposed legislation.Rate this question:
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When are members of the legislature elected? When do they take office?
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The are elected the first Tuesday after nthe first Monday in November of even numbered years and take office the first Monday of December
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The are elected the first Tuesday after nthe first Monday in November of even numbered years and take office the first Monday of January
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They are elected on the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday in November of odd numbered years and take office the first Monday in January
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A. The are elected the first Tuesday after nthe first Monday in November of even numbered years and take office the first Monday of January -
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What is the term of office of the members of each house?
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Senate-6 years, House of Representatives-4 years
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Senate-4 years, House of Representatives-4 years
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Senate-4 years, House of Representatives-2 years
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A. Senate-4 years, House of Representatives-2 yearsExplanation
The correct answer is Senate-4 years, House of Representatives-2 years. The term of office for members of the Senate is 4 years, while the term of office for members of the House of Representatives is 2 years.Rate this question:
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Mark the qualifications for a state senator.
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Must have lived for at least the last 6 month preceding his election in the county or district from which he is chosen
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Must be 25 years old
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A citizen of the United States and Wyoming
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All the above
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A. A citizen of the United States and WyomingExplanation
To qualify as a state senator, an individual must be a citizen of both the United States and Wyoming. This means that they must hold dual citizenship in order to be eligible for the position. The other qualifications mentioned, such as living in the county or district for at least 6 months preceding the election and being 25 years old, are not relevant to the answer as they are not included in the correct response.Rate this question:
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Mark the qualifications for a state representative.
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Must be 21 years old
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Must be a citizen of the United States and of Wyoming
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Must have lived for at least 12 months preceding his election in the county or district from which he is chosen
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All the above
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A. All the aboveExplanation
The qualifications for a state representative include being 21 years old, being a citizen of the United States and of Wyoming, and having lived for at least 12 months preceding their election in the county or district from which they are chosen. Therefore, the correct answer is "all the above".Rate this question:
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Limitations that are placed on members of Legislature as to salary and the holding of other offices are they may not hold any office except that of notary public or office in the militia and their salary cannot be increased during their term of office.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because members of the Legislature are limited in terms of their salary and holding other offices. They are only allowed to hold the office of notary public or office in the militia, and their salary cannot be increased during their term of office. This ensures that there are no conflicts of interest and prevents any undue influence or corruption within the legislative body.Rate this question:
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When does the legislature meet?
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At 8:00 o'clock the second Tuesday of January succeeding the general election. They may meet on the second Tuesday of January of even-numbered years for a budget session, or when an extra session is called by the Governor.
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At noon the second Tuesday of January succeeding the general election. The may meet on the second Tuesday of January of even-numbered years for a budget session, or when an extra session is called by the Governor.
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A. At noon the second Tuesday of January succeeding the general election. The may meet on the second Tuesday of January of even-numbered years for a budget session, or when an extra session is called by the Governor.Explanation
The legislature meets at noon on the second Tuesday of January following the general election. They may also meet on the second Tuesday of January in even-numbered years for a budget session or when the Governor calls for an extra session.Rate this question:
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The Legislature meets at the ____________.
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The Legislature meets at the State Capitol Building in Cheyenne.Explanation
The Legislature meets at the State Capitol Building in Cheyenne, which is the designated location for legislative sessions. This is where lawmakers gather to discuss and pass laws, debate important issues, and make decisions that affect the state. The State Capitol Building in Cheyenne serves as the central hub for the legislative process, providing a dedicated space for lawmakers to convene and carry out their duties.Rate this question:
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What is the limitation on the length of sessions of the Legislature?
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Not to exceed forty day in odd numbered years and twenty day in even numbered years
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Not to exceed twenty days in odd years and forty days in even years
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Not to exceed thirty days in even numbered years and fifteen days in even numbered years
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A. Not to exceed forty day in odd numbered years and twenty day in even numbered yearsExplanation
The correct answer is "Not to exceed forty days in odd-numbered years and twenty days in even-numbered years." This means that the length of sessions of the Legislature should not go beyond forty days in years with odd numbers and twenty days in years with even numbers. This limitation ensures that the Legislature does not have excessively long sessions, allowing for efficient decision-making and preventing the potential for prolonged gridlock or delays in legislative processes.Rate this question:
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Who are the presiding officers of each house?
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A president in the Senate
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A speaker in the House
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Neither
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A and b
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A. A and bExplanation
The presiding officers of each house are a president in the Senate and a speaker in the House. The president in the Senate is responsible for overseeing the proceedings, maintaining order, and representing the Senate in its relations with other bodies and individuals. The speaker in the House, on the other hand, is the presiding officer and administrative head of the House of Representatives. They are responsible for maintaining decorum, deciding on points of order, and controlling the flow of debate. Therefore, the correct answer is a and b, meaning both a president in the Senate and a speaker in the House serve as the presiding officers of each house.Rate this question:
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How does a bill pass the legislature?
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A bill must be passed in two different forms by a vote of both houses.
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A bill must be passed in identical form by a minority only vote of both houses
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A bill must be passed inidentical form by a majority vote of both houses
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A. A bill must be passed inidentical form by a majority vote of both housesExplanation
A bill must be passed in identical form by a majority vote of both houses in order to pass the legislature. This means that both the Senate and the House of Representatives must agree on the exact wording and content of the bill, and a majority of the members in each house must vote in favor of it. This ensures that there is consensus among the lawmakers and that the bill represents the will of the majority.Rate this question:
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A quorum is the number necessary to transact business. A majority of each house constitutes a quorum.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because a quorum is indeed the minimum number of members required to be present in order to conduct official business. In this case, it is stated that a majority of each house constitutes a quorum, meaning that more than half of the members in each house need to be present for business to be conducted.Rate this question:
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What are two constitutional provisions regulating the procedure for passing bills?
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Each bill may only contain one subject
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No bill may become law which has not been referred to a committee
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A bill may become law without having to be referred to a committee
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The bill must be printed for use of the legistators.
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All of the above
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A, b, d
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A. A, b, dExplanation
The correct answer is a, b, d. This is because each bill may only contain one subject, no bill may become law which has not been referred to a committee, and the bill must be printed for use of the legislators. These provisions ensure that bills are focused on a single subject, undergo proper scrutiny and review by committees, and are made available to legislators for consideration before they become law.Rate this question:
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Special, local, or private bills may be passed by the Legislature.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Special, local, or private bills may not be passed by the Legislature. These types of bills are typically specific to a particular individual, organization, or locality, and they do not apply to the general public. Instead, they are usually handled through a different legislative process, such as through a local government or administrative agency. Therefore, the statement that special, local, or private bills may be passed by the Legislature is false.Rate this question:
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Where must revenue bills originate?
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Senate
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Judicial
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House of Representatives
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Executive
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A. House of RepresentativesExplanation
Revenue bills must originate in the House of Representatives. This is because the Constitution grants the House the power to initiate legislation related to taxes and government spending. This ensures that the representatives, who are elected directly by the people, have a say in matters of taxation and the allocation of funds. The Senate and the other options listed do not have the same authority to introduce revenue bills.Rate this question:
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What is the provision regarding the amendment of laws?
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In order to amend any law, the law does not have to be rewritten just revoted on.
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An amendment can be voted on by just referring to it by the title only.
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In order to amend any law, the law must be rewritten.Amendment cannot be made by referring to the title only
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A. In order to amend any law, the law must be rewritten.Amendment cannot be made by referring to the title onlyExplanation
The provision regarding the amendment of laws is that in order to amend any law, the law must be rewritten. Amendments cannot be made by simply referring to the title of the law.Rate this question:
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An agreement to vote for a certain bill in exchange for a vote for another bill is to be considered as bribery and is punishable as such is know as ______.
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An aggreement to vote for a certain bill in exchange for a vote for another bill is to be considered as bribery and is punishable as such is known as logrolling.Explanation
Logrolling refers to the practice of exchanging votes or support for one bill or issue in exchange for votes or support for another bill or issue. In this scenario, the agreement to vote for a certain bill in exchange for a vote for another bill is considered as bribery because it involves the exchange of favors or benefits between lawmakers. This practice is deemed unethical and can lead to corruption in the legislative process. Therefore, logrolling is punishable as bribery.Rate this question:
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Who has general power to fix salaries within the state?
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Judicial
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Exective
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Legislature
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A. LegislatureExplanation
The legislature has the general power to fix salaries within the state. This means that they have the authority to determine the wages and compensation for various positions and employees within the state government. This power allows the legislature to allocate funds and make decisions regarding the financial aspects of the state, including salaries for public officials and employees.Rate this question:
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In Whom is exective power vested?
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Auditor
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Secretary of State
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Treasurer
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Governor
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A. GovernorExplanation
The executive power is vested in the Governor. The Governor is the head of the executive branch of government and is responsible for implementing and enforcing laws. They have the authority to make executive decisions, appoint officials, and manage the administration of the state. The Governor also has the power to veto legislation and call special sessions of the legislature. Therefore, the Governor holds the executive power in the state.Rate this question:
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Give the qualifications for Governor?
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Must be a citizen of the United States, qualified elector of the state, 25 years old, and must have been a resident the ten years preceding his election within the state.
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Must be a citizen of the United States, qualified elector of the state, 30 years old, and must have been a resident the five years preceding his election
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Must be a citizen of the United States for the last five years, qualified elector of the state, 27 years old, and must have been a resident the two years preceding his election within the state.
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A. Must be a citizen of the United States, qualified elector of the state, 30 years old, and must have been a resident the five years preceding his electionExplanation
The correct answer is "Must be a citizen of the United States, qualified elector of the state, 30 years old, and must have been a resident the five years preceding his election." This answer accurately reflects the qualifications for Governor, which include being a citizen of the United States, a qualified elector of the state, at least 30 years old, and having been a resident of the state for the five years prior to the election.Rate this question:
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What are the principal powers of the Governor?
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To execute faithfully all laws, to sign and make bills and resolutions, to not grant pardons, reprieves, and commutations, to not call special sessions of the Legislature, to make appointments to fill vacancies, to veto bills.
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To execute faithfully all laws, to pass all bills and resolutions, to grant pardons, not reprieves and commutations, to call special session of the Exective, to make appointments to fill vacancies, to veto bills.
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To execute faithfully all laws, to sign bills and resolutions, to grant pardons, reprieves and communications, to call special sessions of the Legislature, to make appointments to fill vacancies, to veto bills.
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A. To execute faithfully all laws, to sign bills and resolutions, to grant pardons, reprieves and communications, to call special sessions of the Legislature, to make appointments to fill vacancies, to veto bills.Explanation
The principal powers of the Governor include executing laws, signing bills and resolutions, granting pardons, reprieves, and commutations, calling special sessions of the Legislature, making appointments to fill vacancies, and vetoing bills.Rate this question:
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The Governors Message is at the beginning of each session of the Exective branch, the Governor brings a message advising the legislators as to the conditions of affairs in the state and recommending legislation.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The explanation for the correct answer, which is False, is that the Governor's Message is not at the beginning of each session of the Executive branch. The Governor's Message is typically given at the beginning of the legislative session, not the Executive branch session. It is a message where the Governor advises the legislators about the state's conditions and recommends legislation.Rate this question:
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What is the veto provision in the Wyoming Constitution?
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The governor is given the right to veto, and the veto can be overridden by a two-thirds vote of both houses.
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The legislature is given the right toveto, and the veto can be overridden by a third vote of both houses.
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The governor is given the right to veto, and the veto can be overridden by two fourths vote of both houses.
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A. The governor is given the right to veto, and the veto can be overridden by a two-thirds vote of both houses.Explanation
The correct answer is that the governor is given the right to veto, and the veto can be overridden by a two-thirds vote of both houses. This means that if the governor disagrees with a bill passed by the legislature, they can choose to veto it. However, if two-thirds of the members in both the House of Representatives and the Senate vote to override the governor's veto, the bill can still become law.Rate this question:
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______________ is the commander-in-chief of the militia.
Correct Answer
The governor is the coomander-in-chief of the militia.Explanation
The governor is the commander-in-chief of the militia because they hold the highest authority and control over the state's armed forces. As the commander-in-chief, the governor has the power to mobilize and direct the militia in times of emergency or for the defense of the state. This position allows the governor to make important decisions regarding the militia's training, deployment, and overall strategy. By being in command of the militia, the governor ensures that they are able to protect the state and its citizens effectively.Rate this question:
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What is the special provision regarding the veto of appropriation bills?
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Only bills dealing with the budget may be vetoed.
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Any item of an appropriation bill may be vetoed.
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Bills dealing with judicial issues are the only bills that can be vetoed.
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A. Any item of an appropriation bill may be vetoed.Explanation
The special provision regarding the veto of appropriation bills is that any item of an appropriation bill may be vetoed. This means that the President or the executive branch has the power to reject specific items or provisions within an appropriation bill, rather than vetoing the entire bill. This gives the President the ability to selectively eliminate or modify certain budget allocations or spending measures, providing a level of control and flexibility in budgetary decisions.Rate this question:
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What are the elective executive offices other than that of Governor?
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Secretary of State
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State Treasurer
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State Auditor
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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State Judge
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State Police Commisioner
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A, b, c, d
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A, b, d, e, f
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A. A, b, c, dExplanation
The elective executive offices other than that of Governor are Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Auditor, and State Superintendent of Public Instruction. These positions are elected by the people and hold important roles in the state government. The Secretary of State is responsible for overseeing elections and maintaining official state records. The State Treasurer manages the state's finances and investments. The State Auditor conducts audits of state agencies to ensure financial accountability. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction is in charge of the state's education system. These offices play a crucial role in governing the state and serving the needs of the people.Rate this question:
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The term of office of each of the elective officers is four years.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement "The term of office of each of the elective officers is four years" is true. This means that the individuals who hold elective positions will serve for a duration of four years before their term expires. This is a common practice in many democratic systems where elected officials are given a fixed term to serve in their respective positions.Rate this question:
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Who takes the place of the Governor in case the Governor is unable to act?
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Lieutenant Governor
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Vice President
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State Auditor
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Secretary of State
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A. Secretary of StateExplanation
The Secretary of State takes the place of the Governor in case the Governor is unable to act. This is because the Secretary of State is usually the next in line of succession after the Governor. They are responsible for overseeing the state's elections, maintaining official records, and often serve as a key advisor to the Governor. Therefore, if the Governor is unable to fulfill their duties, the Secretary of State steps in to ensure continuity of governance.Rate this question:
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When do elective county and state officers take over their offices?
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The first Monday in November following their elections.
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The first Monday in January following their elections.
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The second Monday in January following their election.
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A. The first Monday in January following their elections.Explanation
Elective county and state officers take over their offices on the first Monday in January following their elections. This is the standard practice for the transition of power in many government systems, where elected officials assume their roles at the beginning of the new year. This allows for a smooth transition and ensures that the newly elected officers have sufficient time to prepare for their responsibilities before officially taking office.Rate this question:
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Only state officers must take an oath to perform the duties of the office to the best of their ability and to support the Constitution of the State and of the United States.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
All State and County officer must take the oath.Rate this question:
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What are the general duties, term of office and method of selection of the State Engineer?
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The State Engineer is appointed for a term of four years by the Secretary of State with the consent of the Senate. He has general supervision of the land in the state.
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The State Engineer is appointed for a term of 2 years by the Governor with the consent of the Legislature. He has general supervision of the waters of the state.
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The State Engineer is appointed for a term of four years by the Governor with the consent of the Senate. He has general supervision of the waters of the state.
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A. The State Engineer is appointed for a term of four years by the Governor with the consent of the Senate. He has general supervision of the waters of the state.Explanation
The correct answer is that the State Engineer is appointed for a term of four years by the Governor with the consent of the Senate. This means that the Governor has the authority to appoint the State Engineer, but this appointment must be approved by the Senate. The State Engineer's role is to have general supervision of the waters of the state, which implies that they are responsible for overseeing and managing the water resources within the state.Rate this question:
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What office has general supervision of the schools of the state?
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The Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Secretary of State
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State Auditor
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A. The Superintendent of Public InstructionExplanation
The Superintendent of Public Instruction is the correct answer because this office is responsible for overseeing and supervising the schools in the state. They play a crucial role in setting educational policies, ensuring compliance with state regulations, and promoting the overall improvement of the education system. The Secretary of State and State Auditor do not have direct authority over the schools and their functions are unrelated to educational supervision.Rate this question:
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What happens to the income from the permanent land income fund?
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A. It is distributed to the public school districts in the state.
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B. It is distributed to the department of transportation
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C. It is distributed to the State Parks department.
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A. A. It is distributed to the public school districts in the state.Explanation
The income from the permanent land income fund is distributed to the public school districts in the state. This means that the money generated from the fund is used to support and fund public schools in the state, helping to provide resources, facilities, and educational opportunities for students.Rate this question:
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What are the duties of the Board of Land Comissioners?
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A. The board is in control of all state parks and recreation areas.
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The board has charge of the sale and leasing of lands belonging to the state.
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The board is in control of reforcing the laws of the land.
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A. The board has charge of the sale and leasing of lands belonging to the state.Explanation
The duties of the Board of Land Commissioners include the sale and leasing of lands that belong to the state. This means that the board is responsible for managing and overseeing the transactions and agreements related to state-owned lands. They have the authority to determine the terms and conditions of these sales and leases, ensuring that they are in compliance with relevant laws and regulations. By carrying out these duties, the board plays a crucial role in the management and utilization of state lands for various purposes.Rate this question:
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What is the State Board of Control?
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A. The State Board of Control is made up of the State Engineer and Superintendents of four water divisions. It has general control of waters of the state.
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B.The State Board of Control is made up of the State architect and superintendents from every county. It has general control of water of the state.
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C.The State Board of Control is made up of the State Engineer and Superintendents of 3 loand divisions, It has general control of land of the state.
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A. A. The State Board of Control is made up of the State Engineer and Superintendents of four water divisions. It has general control of waters of the state.Explanation
The State Board of Control is responsible for overseeing the management and regulation of water resources within the state. It is composed of the State Engineer and Superintendents from four water divisions. This board has the authority to make decisions and implement policies related to the use and distribution of water throughout the state. Their main role is to ensure the efficient and sustainable utilization of water resources for the benefit of the state and its residents.Rate this question:
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