Relationships Between Federal Institutions Practice Test

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 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.

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.