Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1A long-standing ally faces a serious external threat but has repeatedly missed agreed defense-spending goals. What should the president do?
  • Reaffirm the alliance immediately, then address burden-sharing through established diplomatic channels.
  • Provide support while setting a firm timetable for the ally to increase its contribution.
  • Make some additional support conditional on rapid, measurable commitments from the ally.
  • Publicly question automatic support until the ally meets its obligations.
• 2Experts in several federal agencies strongly disagree with a president's preferred policy. What should happen next?
  • Delay the decision, examine the evidence, and seek a documented interagency recommendation.
  • Hear the competing views fully, then choose a policy and explain why some advice was rejected.
  • Consult selected experts but give greater weight to the elected agenda and political judgment.
  • Move ahead if the president believes entrenched officials are blocking the mandate voters chose.
• 3During a sharp economic downturn, which federal response would you prefer?
  • Major temporary public spending, expanded benefits, and direct support for affected communities.
  • Targeted aid and infrastructure spending with clear expiration dates.
  • Temporary tax relief and limited assistance focused on the hardest-hit sectors.
  • Broad tax and regulatory relief, with private investment driving most of the recovery.