1. you would be most likely to see the words “wisdom, justice, and moderation” a. when spending money. b. applying for a job. c. looking at the georgia flag. d. watching the "state of the state" address. 2. the governor's vetoing of a bill that the general assembly approves is an example of what principle? a. judicial review b. checks and balances c. separation of powers d. representative government 3. the purpose of a "general election" is to a. decide on a party nominee for office. b. place people in public office. c. approve military spending. d. remove public officials.

1. The correct answer is C. looking at the Georgia flag.
"Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation" is considered to be the motto of the state of Georgia. It hasn't been officially accepted as its state motto, however, it does appear on its flag, as well as the seal, and Georgia quarter. So, you are likely to see this motto on the flag of Georgia.

2. The correct answer is C. separation of powers.
The governor and the General Assembly do not belong to the same powers in the United States - therefore, either one of them can influence the decision-making process of the other one. The separation of powers is a system created so as to prevent any abuse of power, which means that these bills have to be accepted by everyone (or at least the majority) in order to become laws.

3. The correct answer is B. place people in public office.
A  general election is an election where at least two parties are competing for a particular position, at the level of a city, county, district, or state. It refers to a type of election where people vote for their representatives and who they would like to see in that particular position, be it parliamentary or presidential elections. 

For number one the answer is looking at a GA flag or A