1. When did voting begin ?
a Voting began on November 5th
b Voting began on 10th November
c Voting began on 20th January
d Voting began on 9th November
2. What is it "swing states" ?
a Swing states are states like the rock !
b Swing states are the best states in the USA
c Swing states are states where both political parties can win, so the results are not always the same
d Swing states are the largest states
3. What is the logo of the Republican Party ?
a The animal who represants the Republicans party is a donkey
b The animal who represent Republicans party is a wolf
c The animal who represent Republicans party is a elephant
d The animal who represent Republicans party is a cat
4. Which political party supports immigration ?
a The Republican Party supports immigration
b The Democrats Party supports immigration
c The Vermont Progressive supports immigration party
d The Libertarian supports immigration
5. Who is the vice president of Donald Trump ?
a The vice president of Donald Trump is Waltz
b The vice president of Donald Trump is Vance
c The vice president of Donald Trump is Schwarzenegger
d The vice president of Donald Trump is Kamala Harris
6. What is the logo of the Democratic Party ?
a The animal who represants the Democratics party is a donkey
b The animal who represants the Democratics party is a dog
c The animal who represants the Democratics party is a monkey
d The animal who represants the Democratics party is a bird
7. How old do you have to be to become president in the USA ?
a You must be at least 40 years old to become president of the USA
b You must be at least 18 years old to become president of the USA
c You must be at least 25 years old to become president of the USA
d You must be at least 35 years old to become president of the USA
8. How many stars are there on the flag of the United States ?
a There are 40 stars on the flag of the United States.
b There are 18 stars on the flag of the United States.
c There are 50 stars on the flag of the United States.
d There are 35 stars on the flag of the United States.
9. What are the 3 requirements to become president in the USA ?
a Be 40 years old, have lived in the USA for at least 14 years and not be born in the United States
b Be 35 years old, have lived in the USA for at least 14 years and be born in the USA
c Be 35 years old, not have lived in the Unites States for at leats 1 years
d Be 40 years old, and born in the United States
10. When will the elected president go to the White House ?
a The elected president will go to the White House on 5th January
b The elected president will go to the White House on 1st January
c The elected president will go to the White House on January 20th
d The elected president will go to the White House on 4th November
11. How many states are there in the USA ?
a There are 50 states in the USA
b There are 30 states in the USA
c There are 25 states in the USA
d There are 55 states in the USA
12. What is the name of the national anthem of the USA ?
a The name of the national anthem is" the Republic"
b The name of the national anthem is "The Star-Sprangled Bannes"
c The name of the national anthem is "long live the United States"
d The name of the national anthem is "Freedom in the USA"
13. How long is a president elected for in the USA ?
a A president in the USA is elected for 8 years
b A president in the USA is elected for 3 years
c A president in the USA is elected for 4 years
d A president in the USA is elected for 7 years
14. How many electors does a candidate need to become president ?
a A candidate needs 370 electors to become president in the USA
b A candidate needs 270 electors to become president in the USA
c A candidate needs 500 electors to become president in the USA
d A candidate needs 210 electors to become president in the USA
15. How do we determine the number of delegates for each state ?
a The number of delegates is based on the size of the state
b The number of delegates is based on population.
c The number of delegates is based on the level of wealth of the state
d The number of delegates is based on the number of people who vote
16. How do people vote in the elections ?
a People vote online with their phones
b People go to vote, choose a candidate, and the one with the most votes wins
c Votes are sent by mail without going to vote
d Voters choose their candidate during a TV debate
17. What is the difference between Republicans and Democrats ?
a The Republicans give less taxes but are less present for the population while the Democrats give more taxes but are present for the population
b The Republicans give the least taxes and the Democrats are not present for the population
c Republicans are useless and Democrats are the future
d There is no difference between the two Party, they are useless
