1- FALSE: Head of State: It is the authority that represents a State before the rest of the world. ... - Head of government: Is the highest official of the executive branch and responsible for the government of a State or a territorial subdivision of it.
2-FALSE
3 TRUE: Can appoint many officials including judges
4- FALSE: All governors of the United States serve four-year terms, except those of New Hampshire and Vermont, which serve only two years.
5- TRUE
6- FALSE: To apply and serve in a state executive position, the candidate must be a registered voter of the state. State executive officers are chosen to serve a four-year term.
7- FALSE
8- FALSE: The Governor names hundreds of positions, including directors of state agencies. The Governor reports annually to the Legislature on matters of state and submits budget recommendations. The Governor has the power to veto (reject) legislations approved by the Legislature.
9- TRUE: A deputy governor or governor in charge is a government official they are elected separately and, in this way, may come from different parties.
