State Offices Matching Quiz - Answer Key
Name:________________________________
Date:____________________
Match the state government office with its role in the government.
| 1. _J__ Takes care of legal matters for the state, gives legal advice to the State Officers and members of the Executive Branch, and represents the state in court. 2. _D__ Serves students by providing leadership and resources for schools, school districts, and community colleges. 3. _F__ Develops and manages travel within the state. 4. _C__ Is elected with the Governor and acts as the President of the Senate. If the Governor is not able to work, this office will act for the Governor. 5. _G__ Provides service to and protection of the state's population through law enforcement. 6. _I__ Is responsible for the supervision and management of convicted felons, and assists victims of crime. 7. _A__ Is the chief officer of the state and has the duty to make sure that the laws made by the General Assembly are properly executed. | 8. _N__ Collects, preserves, and makes available for research the historically significant records of the state, as well as private manuscripts, local government records, photographs, and other materials. 9. _H__ Assists families and individuals with programs and services promoting self-sufficiency and independence. 10. _M__ Provides earth-science information to the public to enhance understanding of geologic processes, materials, and resources, and supports prudent management and use of land, water, mineral, and energy resources. 11. _E__ Keeps the state's public records and documents, and serves as the Commissioner of Elections. 12. _L__ Works with communities, businesses, and economic development organizations to enhance the economy, create quality jobs, and develop infrastructure. |
| A. Governor B. Treasurer C. Lieutenant Governor D. Education E. Secretary of State F. Transportation G. Public Safety H. Human Services | I. Corrections or Criminal Justice J. Attorney General K. Agriculture L. Commerce M. Geological Survey N. Archives or Historical Society O. Taxation or Revenue P. State Library |
