Question

the chief justice of the supreme court presides over the supreme court of the united states. this court has final authority in interpreting the constitution. decide which level and branch of government the chief justice of the supreme court belongs to. pick one. (chart with columns: legislative, executive, judicial; rows: federal, state, local) work it out not feeling ready yet? these can help:

Explanation:

The Supreme Court is part of the federal (national) level of government in the US, and the court system (including the Supreme Court) is part of the Judicial branch. So the chief justice of the Supreme Court belongs to the Federal (National) level and the Judicial branch. Looking at the table, the row is "Federal" and the column is "Judicial", so we select the cell at the intersection of Federal row and Judicial column.

Answer:

The cell at the intersection of "Federal" row and "Judicial" column (the checkbox in the Federal row and Judicial column).