Veto power, the power to pardon, appointment power, and the power to sign and negotiate treaties with foreign countries are all examples of a president's specific listed in the constitution.

The correct word is "enumerated" powers.

The word enumerated indicates that the right(s) being discussed are explicitly written into the constitution. The powers listed in this question are all examples of powers that the constitution clearly states that the president has. Any power that is not written by the president still uses is known as an implied power.