What Characterizes the Governor's Appointive Powers

question 61

Multiple Choice

What characterizes the governor's appointive powers?

• A) The governor's powers are constrained because of staggered terms and the plural executive.
• B) The governor can remove his or her predecessor's appointments, so his or her powers are somewhat strong.
• C) Despite the plural executive system, the governor has full control over many appointments.
• D) The governor cannot appoint or dismiss anybody, so his or her powers are exceptionally weak.
• E) Despite the plural executive, the governor does not need Senate approval to fill vacancies.

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Definitions:

Insulin

A hormone produced by the pancreas that regulates blood sugar levels by allowing cells to take in glucose.

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A metabolic disorder characterized by high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period due to insulin resistance.

Insulin Shock

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Hyperglycemia

A condition characterized by an excessive concentration of glucose in the blood.