What is the mainduty of theexecutive branch?To ensure that alllaws are faithfullyexecutedWhat is it calledwhen the presidentdoesnt sign a billand Congressadjourns in less than10 days?A Pocket VetoWho does aU.S. Senatorrepresent?All the peopleof his stateWhat is thenumber ofelectoral votesneeded forpresidency?270How manyyears can apresidentserve total?10Where mustyou be born tobe thepresident?The U.S. duhWhat are the 2duties of the VicePresident?Fill in for thepresident whenrequired, andpreside over theSenateThe House ofRepresentativeshas how manyvotingmembers?435What is thecabinet?A body ofadvisers to thepresidentHow long do youhave to have beena resident of theU.S. to be electedpresident?14 yearsIf both the Presidentand the VicePresident can nolonger serve, whobecomes President?The speaker of thehouseWho is the thecommander ofthe UnitedStates armedforces?The presidentHow does each stateget its allotment ofelectoral votes?Electoral votes areallocated based onthe Census.What is thepresident'sterm in office?Two 4 yeartermsWhy would thepresident beremoved fromoffice?For committingtreasonWhat jobs does thepresident have asforeign policy leader?Appoints ambassadors,meets with foreignleaders, makes treaties,chief diplomatWhat is the orderof succession?The presidentialline of successionif the presidentdies or resignsWho vetoesbills?ThepresidentWhat is thepresident'ssalary?$400,000Who signsbills tobecome laws?The presidentHow manydepartmentsare in theCabinet?15What is the vicepresident's termin office?There is no limitIf the Presidentcan no longerserve, whobecomesPresident?The vice presidentHow old doyou have tobe to becomepresident?35+What is the mainduty of theexecutive branch?To ensure that alllaws are faithfullyexecutedWhat is it calledwhen the presidentdoesnt sign a billand Congressadjourns in less than10 days?A Pocket VetoWho does aU.S. Senatorrepresent?All the peopleof his stateWhat is thenumber ofelectoral votesneeded forpresidency?270How manyyears can apresidentserve total?10Where mustyou be born tobe thepresident?The U.S. duhWhat are the 2duties of the VicePresident?Fill in for thepresident whenrequired, andpreside over theSenateThe House ofRepresentativeshas how manyvotingmembers?435What is thecabinet?A body ofadvisers to thepresidentHow long do youhave to have beena resident of theU.S. to be electedpresident?14 yearsIf both the Presidentand the VicePresident can nolonger serve, whobecomes President?The speaker of thehouseWho is the thecommander ofthe UnitedStates armedforces?The presidentHow does each stateget its allotment ofelectoral votes?Electoral votes areallocated based onthe Census.What is thepresident'sterm in office?Two 4 yeartermsWhy would thepresident beremoved fromoffice?For committingtreasonWhat jobs does thepresident have asforeign policy leader?Appoints ambassadors,meets with foreignleaders, makes treaties,chief diplomatWhat is the orderof succession?The presidentialline of successionif the presidentdies or resignsWho vetoesbills?ThepresidentWhat is thepresident'ssalary?$400,000Who signsbills tobecome laws?The presidentHow manydepartmentsare in theCabinet?15What is the vicepresident's termin office?There is no limitIf the Presidentcan no longerserve, whobecomesPresident?The vice presidentHow old doyou have tobe to becomepresident?35+

Executive Branch - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What is the main duty of the executive branch? To ensure that all laws are faithfully executed
  2. What is it called when the president doesnt sign a bill and Congress adjourns in less than 10 days? A Pocket Veto
  3. Who does a U.S. Senator represent? All the people of his state
  4. What is the number of electoral votes needed for presidency? 270
  5. How many years can a president serve total? 10
  6. Where must you be born to be the president? The U.S. duh
  7. What are the 2 duties of the Vice President? Fill in for the president when required, and preside over the Senate
  8. The House of Representatives has how many voting members? 435
  9. What is the cabinet? A body of advisers to the president
  10. How long do you have to have been a resident of the U.S. to be elected president? 14 years
  11. If both the President and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President? The speaker of the house
  12. Who is the the commander of the United States armed forces? The president
  13. How does each state get its allotment of electoral votes? Electoral votes are allocated based on the Census.
  14. What is the president's term in office? Two 4 year terms
  15. Why would the president be removed from office? For committing treason
  16. What jobs does the president have as foreign policy leader? Appoints ambassadors, meets with foreign leaders, makes treaties, chief diplomat
  17. What is the order of succession? The presidential line of succession if the president dies or resigns
  18. Who vetoes bills? The president
  19. What is the president's salary? $400,000
  20. Who signs bills to become laws? The president
  21. How many departments are in the Cabinet? 15
  22. What is the vice president's term in office? There is no limit
  23. If the President can no longer serve, who becomes President? The vice president
  24. How old do you have to be to become president? 35+