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Learn about the Illinois State Constitution and important aspects such as who can veto bills, the state borders, branches of government, and elections.
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Who can veto a bill passed by the General Assembly? Supreme Court The Voters The Governor The Lt. Governor One
The River that makes up the westerly border of Illinois? Mississippi Missouri Ohio Des Plaines Two
If the Governor dies who becomes governor? Secretary of State Attorney General Lt. Governor Speaker of the House Three
The Highest Court in Illinois is: Appellate Circuit Criminal Supreme Four
The Governor of Illinois is: Quinn Blagojevich Madigan Topinka Five
Voters not only vote for political officials, they sometimes vote on public issues and questions. These types of elections are called: Referendums Primaries Obligation Votes Closed Elections Six
The next presidential election in Illinois will be in: 2016 2015 2014 2017 Seven
How many constitutions has Illinois had? 3 4 6 8 Eight
How long does the Governor have to consider a bill passed by the Illinois Senate and House of Representatives? 10 Days 30 Days 60 Days 6 months Nine
Who may call special sessions of the General Assembly? Governor Lt. Governor Secretary of State Speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives Ten
Who is the chief legal officer of the state? Lt. Governor Speaker of the House Attorney General Treasurer Eleven
How many aldermen or women are in the Chicago city council? 435 100 50 21 Twelve
How are Illinois judges usually selected? By the Governor By Lottery By the People By the General Assembly Thirteen
If the General Assembly wishes to pass a bill over a veto, what vote is necessary? 3/5 ¾ 7/8 Unanimous Fifteen
How many branches of government are there in Illinois? 2 3 5 9 Sixteen
The capital of Illinois is: Chicago Springfield Rockford Peoria Seventeen
The Illinois Governor The Legislative Branch The Judicial Branch The Executive Branch Eighteen
The Illinois House of Representatives The Legislative Branch The Judicial Branch The Executive Branch Nineteen
The Illinois State Senate The Legislative Branch The Judicial Branch The Executive Branch Twenty
Illinois Supreme Court The Legislative Branch The Judicial Branch The Executive Branch Twenty One
Lt. Governor The Legislative Branch The Judicial Branch The Executive Branch Twenty Two
Illinois Circuit Courts The Legislative Branch The Judicial Branch The Executive Branch Twenty Three
Meets in Springfield Illinois Senate Illinois of House of Reps. Neither Both Twenty Four
Has women Members Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Twenty Five
Does not get paid Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Twenty Six
Start Impeachment Proceedings Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Twenty Seven
Term is 4 years Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Twenty Eight
Term is 2 years Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Twenty Nine
Has governor as chief officer Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty
Has Speaker as Chief Officer Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty One
Are parts of the General Assembly Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Two
Have 59 members and 59 districts Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Three
Have 118 members and 118 districts Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Four
Elected by the people Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Five
Have Law making responsibilities Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Six
Declare laws unconstitutional Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Seven
Can make laws that would treat other states’ citizens differently than Illinois’ citizens Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Eight
Are appointed by the Governor Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Thirty Nine
Must be 21 years old or older Illinois Senate Illinois House of Reps. Neither Both Forty
Most of the Illinois court cases would take place in the circuit courts. True False Forty One
The biggest item in state spending is for highways. True False Forty Two
The largest city in Illinois is Chicago. True False Forty Three
There are 102 counties in Illinois True False Forty Four
Voters must be 18 years or older. True False Forty Five
The Governor must be 40 years old or older. True False Forty Six
Foreign affairs is the duty of the state government. True False Forty Seven
Illinois became a state in 1818. True False Forty Eight
The governor is the commander in chief of the state militia. True False Forty Nine
Both the Illinois constitution and the United States constitution have a bill of rights. True False Fifty