Question 1

In a typical two-year session, roughly

Accepted Answer

A)  1,000 
B)  10,000 
C)  25,000 
D)  30,000 
A)  1,000 
B)  10,000 
C)  25,000 
D)  30,000

Question 2

Presidential influence in policymaking is largely dependent on party politics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The role of the Office of Management and Budget in budget preparation is largely advisory.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The Model of agenda setting focuses on the role of leaders in business,
Finance, media, and government.

Accepted Answer

A)  group 
B)  rational 
C)  institutional 
D)  elite 
A)  group 
B)  rational 
C)  institutional 
D)  elite

Question 5

Something designed to stimulate press coverage is known as a media

Accepted Answer

A)  bias. 
B)  spin. 
C)  event. 
D)  effect. 
A)  bias. 
B)  spin. 
C)  event. 
D)  effect.

Question 6

Presidential "box scores" measure

Accepted Answer

A)  popularity. 
B)  diplomatic ability. 
C)  reelection prospects. 
D)  legislative success. 
A)  popularity. 
B)  diplomatic ability. 
C)  reelection prospects. 
D)  legislative success.

Question 7

What is the purpose of "continuing resolutions"?

Accepted Answer

A)  presidential veto of only some budget provisions 
B)  bipartisan support for the yearly budget 
C)  uninterrupted functioning of the federal government 
D)  timely completion of the budget process 
A)  presidential veto of only some budget provisions 
B)  bipartisan support for the yearly budget 
C)  uninterrupted functioning of the federal government 
D)  timely completion of the budget process

Question 8

PACs are used to

Accepted Answer

A)  prosecute criminal defendants. 
B)  counter submarine warfare threats. 
C)  intimidate potential enemies before they strike. 
D)  raise funds for political candidates. 
A)  prosecute criminal defendants. 
B)  counter submarine warfare threats. 
C)  intimidate potential enemies before they strike. 
D)  raise funds for political candidates.

Question 9

Deciding what issues will be decided and what problem will be addressed by
Government is part of the

Accepted Answer

A)  policy legitimization 
B)  policy evaluation 
C)  agenda setting 
D)  policy implementation 
A)  policy legitimization 
B)  policy evaluation 
C)  agenda setting 
D)  policy implementation

Question 10

The dominant "think tank" for American domestic policy has been the

Accepted Answer

A)  Brookings Institution. 
B)  American Enterprise Institute. 
C)  Heritage Foundation. 
D)  Council on Foreign Relations. 
A)  Brookings Institution. 
B)  American Enterprise Institute. 
C)  Heritage Foundation. 
D)  Council on Foreign Relations.

In a typical two-year session, roughly

Presidential influence in policymaking is largely dependent on party politics.

The role of the Office of Management and Budget in budget preparation is largely advisory.

The Model of agenda setting focuses on the role of leaders in business, Finance, media, and government.

Something designed to stimulate press coverage is known as a media

Presidential "box scores" measure

What is the purpose of "continuing resolutions"?

PACs are used to

Deciding what issues will be decided and what problem will be addressed by Government is part of the

The dominant "think tank" for American domestic policy has been the

Policy Analysis

Models of Politics

Policy Evaluation

Federalism and State Policies

Criminal Justice

Health and Welfare

Health Care

Education

Economic Policy

Tax Policy

International Trade and Immigration

Energy and the Environment

Civil Rights

Defense Policy

Homeland Security

Filters

Exam 3: The Policymaking Process

In a typical two-year session, roughly

Presidential influence in policymaking is largely dependent on party politics.

The role of the Office of Management and Budget in budget preparation is largely advisory.

The Model of agenda setting focuses on the role of leaders in business, Finance, media, and government.

Something designed to stimulate press coverage is known as a media

Presidential "box scores" measure

What is the purpose of "continuing resolutions"?

PACs are used to

Deciding what issues will be decided and what problem will be addressed by Government is part of the

The dominant "think tank" for American domestic policy has been the

Policy Analysis

Models of Politics

Policy Evaluation

Federalism and State Policies

Criminal Justice

Health and Welfare

Health Care

Education

Economic Policy

Tax Policy

International Trade and Immigration

Energy and the Environment

Civil Rights

Defense Policy

Homeland Security

Filters