| 1. What is the difference between the tallest and | | | | B. Chester Arthur |
| shortest president? | | | | C. Grover Cleveland |
| A. 12 inches | | | | D. Benjamin Harrison |
| B. 10 inches | | | | C. Grover Cleveland |
| C. 8 inches | | | | TOPICS: As the 22nd President, Grover Cleveland |
| D. 6 inches | | | | was the only president married in a ceremony at |
| A. 12 inches | | | | the White House; the ceremony was held June 2, |
| TOPICS: The tallest president was Abraham | | | | 1886. As the 24th President, he was the first |
| Lincoln at 6'4" and at 5'4", James Madison was the | | | | president to have a child born in the White House; |
| shortest. | | | | his daughter Esther in 1895. |
| 2. Who was the heaviest president? | | | | 6. Which president had the largest feet? |
| A. Theodore Roosevelt | | | | A. George Washington |
| B. William Taft | | | | B. Abraham Lincoln |
| C. William Clinton | | | | C. William Taft |
| D. Ulysses Grant | | | | D. Warren Harding |
| B. William Taft | | | | D. Warren Harding |
| TOPICS: The 27th president William Taft weighed | | | | TOPICS: Warren G. Harding, the 29th President, |
| in at 340 pounds or more | | | | had the largest feet of any president. He wore |
| 3. How many presidents were born in a log cabin? | | | | size 14 shoes. |
| A. 1 | | | | 7. When did it become law to limit presidential |
| B. 3 | | | | service to two terms? |
| C. 5 | | | | A. 1776 |
| D. 7 | | | | B. 1802 |
| D. 7 | | | | C. 1939 |
| TOPICS: James A. Garfield, the 20th President, | | | | D. 1951 |
| was the last of seven presidents to be born in a | | | | D. 1951 |
| log cabin. | | | | TOPICS: Franklin D. Roosevelt is the only |
| 4. How many presidents also served as vice | | | | American president to serve for four terms. |
| presidents? | | | | After FDR, the 22nd Amendment ratified in 1951, |
| A. 10 | | | | limited the presidential office to two terms. [No |
| B. 12 | | | | person shall be elected to the office of the |
| C. 14 | | | | President more than twice, and no person who |
| D. 16 | | | | has held the office of President, or acted as |
| C. 14 | | | | President, for more than two years of a term to |
| TOPICS: Fourteen Presidents served as vice | | | | which some other person was elected President |
| presidents: J. Adams, Jefferson, Van Buren, Tyler, | | | | shall be elected to the office of the President |
| Fillmore, A. Johnson, Arthur, T. Roosevelt, | | | | more than once.] |
| Coolidge, Truman, Nixon, L. Johnson, Ford, and | | | | 8. How many presidents are portrayed on U.S. |
| George H.W. Bush. Vice Presidents were originally | | | | currency? |
| the presidential candidates receiving the | | | | A. 8 |
| second-largest number of electoral votes. The | | | | B. 10 |
| Twelfth Amendment, passed in 1804, changed | | | | C. 12 |
| the system so that the electoral college voted | | | | D. 16 |
| separately for president and vice president. The | | | | C. 12 |
| presidential candidate, however, gradually gained | | | | TOPICS: Lincoln, Jefferson, F. Roosevelt, |
| power over the nominating convention to choose | | | | Washington, Kennedy, and Eisenhower are |
| his own running mate. | | | | portrayed on U.S. coins. Washington, Jefferson, |
| 5. Which president was not only the first married | | | | Lincoln, Jackson, Grant, McKinley, Cleveland, |
| at the White House but also the first president to | | | | Madison, and Wilson are portrayed on U.S. paper |
| have a child born in the White House? | | | | currency. |
| A. Rutherford Hayes | | | | |