简答题\n Does the President have power to veto a bill passed by Congress? A、 Yes, he does. But Congress can still pass the law if 2/3of its members present vote for passing it. B、 No, he does not. C、 Yes, he does. He can veto it by waiting for 10 days without signing it. D、 No, he cannot veto it. But he can ask Congress to revise it.\n简答题\n Which statement about the checks and balances among the three branches is not true? A、 The Judicial branch can review the laws passed by Congress or executive orders issued by President. B、 The judicial branch is restrained by Congress who has the power to create and eliminate lower federal courts. C、 The President, with the advice and consent of the Senate, has the right to appoint the justices of the Supreme Court. D、 The President can veto laws passed by Congress by letting 10 days pass without signing it.\n简答题\n The Second Article of the US Constitution gives the law-enforcing power to A、 Congress B、 President C、 Supreme Court D、 The States\n简答题\n The Third Article of the Constitution gives the law-interpreting power to A、 Congress B、 President C、 Supreme Court D、 The States\n简答题\n The Anti-Federalists were against the new Constitution because they were afraid that A、 the new government would be too strong B、 the president might evolve into a new monarch C、 individual rights and liberties were not given explicit and sufficient protection. D、 All of the above\n