What Are the Three Primary Powers of Independent Administrative Agencies

question 43

Multiple Choice

What are the three primary powers of independent administrative agencies?

• A) investigative, nullification, and appellate
• B) investigative, rule-making, and adjudicatory
• C) rule-making, nullification, and appellate
• D) rule-making, adjudicatory, and executive veto

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Definitions:

Innervates

Supplies an organ or other body part with nerves.

Olfactory Nerves

The set of nerves responsible for the sense of smell, conveying sensory information from the nose to the brain.

Trochlear Nerves

Cranial nerves responsible for the movement of the eyes, specifically controlling the superior oblique muscle for rotational movement.

Facial Nerves

The seventh cranial nerves that control the muscles of facial expression, convey taste sensations from the anterior two-thirds of the tongue, and supply glands in the head or neck.