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Name: Date: 1. makes the government run. A) The bureaucracy B) The president C) Congress D) The cabinet 2. The practice by which political winners reward their supporters with government jobs and contracts is known as. A) the spoils system B) pandering C) pay-for-play D) nepotism 3. In 1883, Congress passed the requiring the federal government to hire wellqualified public servants. A) Hatch Act B) Hire Qualified Government Workers Act of 1883 C) McCain-Feingold Act D) Pendleton Act 4. was the single biggest historical event responsible for the large bureaucracy we have today. A) World War I B) The passage of the Pendleton Act C) World War II D) The Spanish-American War 5. The Federal Reserve was created to A) stabilize banking B) save money C) prepare for World War I D) build Fort Knox 6. is established with a clear chain of command in which every individual has well-defined superiors and subordinates. A) Hierarchy B) A merit-based system

C) The spoils system D) Patronage 7. German sociologist and political economist Max Weber theorized there were characteristics that, in theory, mark all modern bureaucracies. A) three B) four C) five D) six 8. Rather than making things up as they go along, bureaucrats are expected to follow well-specified codes of conduct called. A) civil service protocols B) standardized protocols C) Pendeleton procedures D) standard operating procedures 9. The primary source of power for a bureaucrat is. A) job security B) expertise C) ties to politicians D) presidential connections 10. Bureaucracies are characterized by all of the following, except. A) hierarchy B) division of labor C) flexible goals D) fixed routines 11. A clash of cultures arises between and bureaucratic posts because the source of their power flows in opposite directions. A) the chief of staff B) the president C) elected offices D) appointees 12. Laws written by Congress are typically. A) very precise B) consensual

C) detailed D) vague 13. There are two steps to the bureaucratic process of putting a law into practice:. A) rule-making and implementation B) rule-making and adjudication C) agenda setting and evaluation D) printing and dissemination 14. The daily journal of the federal government is the. A) Federal Register B) New York Times C) Journal of Rules D) Hill & House 15. is the last step in a newly created law's bureaucratic process. A) Publication in the Federal Register B) Presidential signature C) Implementation D) Formulation 16. Bureaucratic officials participate in stages of the policymaking process. A) some of the B) all of the C) the agenda-setting D) the implementing 17. Bureaucracy touches. A) every aspect of our lives B) very little of our day-to-day existence C) the economy, mainly D) social issues, mainly 18. There are approximately federal civil servants. A) 1.7 million B) 2.7 million C) 3.7 million D) 4.7 million

19. Members of the permanent executive-branch bureaucracy who are employed on the basis of competitive exams and keep their positions regardless of the presidential administration are called. A) private contractors B) hybrid employees C) civil servants D) civil appointees 20. The is the cabinet department with the most employees. A) Department of Education B) Department of Veterans Affairs C) Department of Labor D) Department of Defense 21. The confirmation process for a cabinet secretary's appointee has become in recent years. A) easier B) more difficult C) tied to campaign contributions D) less deferential to governors' preferences 22. The bureaucracy is discussed in which article of the Constitution? A) The bureaucracy is not mentioned in the Constitution. B) Article 1 C) Article 2 D) Article 3 23. Most in the federal bureaucracy about 1.8 million civilians work in. A) the Department of Defense B) independent regulatory agencies C) cabinet agencies D) government corporations 24. NASA is a good example of a/an. A) executive agency B) independent regulatory commission C) central service organization D) cabinet office

25. All of the following are independent executive agencies except. A) the CIA B) the State Department C) NASA D) the U.S. Postal Service 26. Federal government bureaus that regulate business are called. A) cabinets B) government corporations C) independent regulatory commissions D) market watchers 27. Created in 1887, the was the first independent regulatory agency. A) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission B) Interstate Commerce Commission C) National Labor Relations Board D) Federal Election Commission 28. Deregulation refers to abolishing agencies to let the free-market competition consumers. A) independent B) executive C) regulation D) private contracting 29. A problem inherent in independent regulatory commissions is that they. A) employ too many people B) are politically independent of their political masters C) combine legislative, executive, and judicial powers D) have permanent budgets 30. One of the principal arguments for contracting out government services to private companies is that private companies. A) are less efficient than government agencies B) are more efficient than government agencies C) employ personnel with less expertise and will therefore do more damage D) are more concerned about the public good than government agencies

31. In theory, controls the bureaucracy. A) the president B) Congress C) the people D) interest groups 32. Congress controls the bureaucracy by all of the following except. A) funding B) personal contributions C) oversight D) authorization 33. A is a federal worker who reports corruption or fraud. A) bureaucrat B) whistle-blower C) fraudster D) congressional aide 34. The ability for street-level bureaucrats to decide who is more (or less) deserving of some government service or benefit is called. A) issue advocacy B) groupthink C) bureaucratic discretion D) issue entrepreneurialism 35. All of the following exert some control over the bureaucracy except. A) the president B) the Congress C) interest groups D) nonvoters 36. The 1966 facilitates full or partial disclosure of government documents and information. A) Freedom of Information Act B) Full Disclosure Act C) Campaign Finance Reform Act D) Civil Rights Act 37. Politicians from routinely bash the bureaucracy.

A) the Republican Party B) the Democratic Party C) both political parties D) the civil service unions 38. As a total proportion of America's gross national product over the last forty years, the federal bureaucracy has. A) shrunk dramatically B) increased dramatically C) remained generally steady D) grown exponentially 39. In the relationship between Congress and the bureaucracy, bureaucrats often have more, and better, information than the politicians who pass laws. This imbalance is called. A) information asymmetry B) moral hazard C) rent seeking D) the market model 40. Congress is considering a White House proposal to merge various food-safety areas within the Food and Drug Administration, Department of Agriculture, Department of Health and Human Services, and others into one agency responsible for inspecting and protecting America's food supply. This is an example of congressional. A) kowtowing B) acquiescence C) reorganization D) oversight Answer Key - chpt 15 Bureaucracy 1. A 2. A 3. D 4. C 5. A 6. A 7. C 8. D 9. B

10. C 11. C 12. D 13. A 14. A 15. C 16. B 17. A 18. B 19. C 20. D 21. B 22. A 23. C 24. A 25. B 26. C 27. B 28. C 29. C 30. B 31. A 32. B 33. B 34. C 35. D 36. A 37. C 38. C 39. A 40. C