Why does the Supreme Court have 9 members?Group of answer choicesThe size of the Supreme Court is set by the President through an Executive OrderThe size of the Supreme Court is set via a Constitutional AmendmentThe size of the Supreme Court is fixed in the original Constitution and cannot be changedThe size of the Supreme Court is set by legislative statute

Inferior courtsGroup of answer choicesare established by the President to relieve the workload on the Supreme Courtare created by the Supreme Court to minimize the workload of the justices and take advantage of specialization to produce better decisionsare lower-level courts designed to handle litigation that exercise the same power of judicial review as the Supreme Courtare established in Article III of the Constitution

How many justices currently serve on the United States Supreme Court? Group of answer choicesB) Concurrent jurisdictionA) Appellate jurisdictionC) 9D) Exclusive jurisdiction

What power does the Supreme Court have over Congress?Multiple ChoiceTo declare acts of Congress unconstitutionalTo approve treaties and executive appointmentsTo recommend legislation and call Congress into special sessionsTo rewrite legislation and initiate constitutional amendmentsTo override presidential veto on a legislation

36. Qualifications of a Supreme Court justice are*not stated in the Constitutionthe same as for the Presidentthe same as for a senatorthe same as for a member of the House of Representatives

In which of the following ways is the Supreme Court less diverse than in the past?Multiple ChoiceThere are fewer women on the current Court than in some previous years.Far more appointees come from the appellate courts.Far more appointees come from elective office.The average age of Court members is much higher than it has been in previous years.There are fewer minority judges on the current Court than in previous years.