Florida Civics Literacy (FCLE) Practice Exam

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Prepare for the Florida Civics Literacy Exam with comprehensive quizzes and study materials. Enhance your understanding of civics concepts, history, and government structure while practicing with multiple-choice questions designed for effective learning.

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Who signs bills into federal laws?

Chief Justice
Speaker of the House
President
Senate Majority Leader

The correct answer is: President

Federal laws are signed into effect by the President. The most powerful person in the country holds the legislative power, making the other options incorrect. The Chief Justice presides over the Supreme Court, the Speaker of the House leads the House of Representatives, and the Senate Majority Leader leads the Senate. Though these positions hold significant power, they do not have the authority to sign bills into federal law.