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AZ CONSTITUTION PRATICE TEST

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

President Taft issed a proclamation declaring Arizona and equal state of the Union on February 14.
a.
1860
c.
1912
b.
1901
d.
1923
 

 2. 

To render a guillty verdict in criminal cases, it is necessary to have
a.
unanimous concent of the jury
c.
two-thirds majority of the jury
b.
a majority vote of the jury
d.
formal concent from the judge
 

 3. 

There are____state Representatives in the House.
a.
40
c.
80
b.
60
d.
100
 

 4. 

No person may be deprived of life, liberty or property without
a.
a jury trial
c.
due process of law
b.
a commutation
d.
fair payment
 

 5. 

The term of office for legislators is
a.
2 years (House), 4 years (Senate)
c.
4 years (House and Senate)
b.
2 years (House and Senate)
d.
4 years (House), 6 years (Senate)
 

 6. 

After a has been elected, a recall petition may be filed
a.
after 5 days following the start of the legislative session
c.
any time following the election
b.
no sooner than 6 months after the election
d.
if 2/3 of the Legislature agrees
 

 7. 

A municipal corporationis
a.
a state-funded organization designed to provide for larger city or town governments
c.
a Governer-approved self-governing city or town with more than 3500 people
b.
a Governer-approved self-governing city or town of any size
d.
a town with 1000 people or less
 

 8. 

The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is elected by
a.
The Governor
c.
the Legislature
b.
the justice of the Supreme Court
d.
the qualified elector in a special election
 

 9. 

The Executive Department consists of
a.
the Governor, Secretary of State, Assessor, Recorder and Attorney General
c.
the Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, State Treasurer, and Superintendent of Public Instruction
b.
the Governor, State Treasurer, and Attoney General
d.
the Governor only
 

 10. 

To be eligible to vote one must be a
a.
U.S. citizen and at least 18 years old
c.
U.S. citizen, at least 21 years old, and a resident of Arizona for 5 years
b.
U.S. citizen, at lesat 18 years old, and reisdent of Arizona for 5 years
d.
U.S. citizen, at least 21 years old, and a resident of Arizona 1 year preceding the election
 

 11. 

Elected county officials serve___year terms
a.
2
c.
6
b.
4
d.
8
 

 12. 

There are___state Senators
a.
20
c.
40
b.
30
d.
50
 

 13. 

If the Governor dies or leaves office, this official (if eligible) becomes the new Governor
a.
Secretary of State
c.
Govenor’s Assistant
b.
Attorney General
d.
State Treasurer
 

 14. 

Impeachments are tried
a.
in the House of Representatives with the Governor presiding
c.
in the Senate with the Chief Justice presiding
b.
in the House with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court presiding
d.
in the stae capital with the Governor presiding
 

 15. 

There may be no fewer than___judges on the Arizona Supreme Court
a.
5
c.
12
b.
8
d.
15
 

 16. 

Recall petitions may be circulated (except for members of the Legislature)
a.
any time after an official takes office
c.
6 months after an official takes office
b.
1 month after an official takes office
d.
1 year after an official takes office
 

 17. 

Each member elected to the Executive branch must be a U.S. citizen for 10 yearsas well as
a.
20 years old and an Ariziona resident for 2 years
c.
25 years old and an Ariziona resident for 5 years
b.
25 years old and an Ariziona resident for 2 years
d.
30 years old and an Ariziona resident for 5 years
 

 18. 

Referendum petitions require signatures of at least___of the electors who voted for the Governor in the last election
a.
20%
c.
10%
b.
15%
d.
5%
 

 19. 

To recall any elected official, recall petitions must have valid signatures equaling
a.
15% of the numbers of votes cast in the last general election fot that office
c.
40% of the number of votes cast in the last general election fot that office
b.
25% of the number of votes cast in the last general election for the office
d.
50% of the numbger of votes cast in the last general election fot that office
 

 20. 

Initiative petitions require the sugnatures of at least
a.
2/3 of the Legislature
c.
25% of the qualified electors
b.
four members of the Executive Department
d.
10% of the qualified electors
 

 21. 

The state capitol is located in
a.
Prescott
c.
Phoenix
b.
Tucson
d.
Tempe
 

 22. 

Elected county officers include
a.
Sheriff, Accountant, Tax Collector, Public Health Officer and School Committee
c.
Superintendent of Schools, Treasurer, Assessor, Sheriff, and County Attorney
b.
County Manager, Assessor, Attorney General, Sheriff, and Treasurer
d.
County Commissioner, Sheriff, County Attorney, Public Works Director, and Assessor
 

 23. 

Every county must have at least___supervisors
a.
3
c.
7
b.
5
d.
9
 

 24. 

An initiative refers to when
a.
the Legislature creates a new law
c.
the people repeal a law
b.
the people proposes a new law
d.
teh Legislature repeals a law
 

 25. 

The state seal includes a picture of
a.
mountains, orchards, cattle, a reservoir and a miner
c.
teh capital building, mountains, a miner and cattle
b.
cotton feilds, a miner and cattle
d.
the Grand Canyon
 

 26. 

The term of office for memebers of the Executive branch is
a.
2 years
c.
6 years
b.
4 years
d.
8 years
 

 27. 

States that border Arizona include
a.
California, New Mexico, and Utah
c.
Utah, Wyoming, and California
b.
New Mexico, Texas, and California
d.
Mexico, Utah, and California
 

 28. 

Regular legislative sessions begin on the second Monday in
a.
November
c.
January
b.
December
d.
March
 

 29. 

Juries in criminal cases theat do not deal with the dath sentence or sentences of over 30 years must consist of at least
a.
6 persons
c.
10 persons
b.
8 persons
d.
12 persons
 



 
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