According to Table 11.2, what conclusion can be drawn about where Americans learn about political candidates and campaigns?
a. Adults in 2012 rely even more on television news for political information than they did in 2000.
b. Since 2000, the percentage of Americans who get their political information from a daily local newspaper has plummeted to less than 5 percent.
c. Cable news consumption is growing at a rate that rivals that of the Internet.
d. Americans today are relying substantially more on the Internet for political information.
Question 2
Which of the following is not characteristic of most county governments?
A.a single, elected chief executive
B.fragmentation of executive power among different departments and agencies
C.several elected executives
D.agency heads who report directly to the board of commissioners rather than to a chief administrative officer
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