Question

Mark the statement that is NOT true about the executive branch.

The executive branch interprets the federal laws and upholds or negates them.
The president is also known as the chief executive.
The executive branch mainly enforces federal laws.
The president is also known as the chief of state and performs ceremonial duties around the country.

Answer 1

Answer: The executive branch interprets the federal laws and upholds or negates them.

The role of the executive branch is to enforce federal laws. Interpretation and upholding and negating these laws is carried out by the judiciary system.