Relationships Between Federal Institutions Practice Test

The Vice-President calls for a public referendum, and if the majority of people support impeachment, then the President goes to trial in the Senate and, if found guilty, is removed from office.

A two-thirds vote of the Senate calls for impeachment, then a trial is conducted in the House in which the President must be found guilty to be removed from office.

The House votes for impeachment, then the Senate conducts a trial in which the President must be found guilty to be removed from office.

A two-thirds vote of the House and the Senate calls for impeachment, then a trial is conducted by the Supreme Court in which the President must be found guilty to be removed from office.

None of these; only a general election can remove a President from office.