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The US Congress and Its Role in Government
The US Congress and Its Role in Government
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1
The two bodies of Congress are the Senate and the
House of Republicans.
executive branch.
House of Representatives
Supreme Court.
2
What does the word "ratify" mean?
to disapprove of something.
to open something.
to close something.
to approve of something.
3
It is likely that the president's power to veto and the Supreme Court's power to revoke bills
serves no practical purpose.
serves to give more power to the president & Supreme Court.
serves to delay legislation.
serves to check Congress's lawmaking powers.
4
Choose the correct answer.
incorrect
incorrect
correct
correct
5
A legislative body refers to
a senator.
a representative.
the Senate and House members as an entire group.
the president.
6
From the passage, one can conclude that for a bill to become law it must
be signed by a Supreme Court justice.
pass in both the House and the Senate.
be approved by the nation's citizens.
be impeached.
7
One can conclude from the passage that both bodies of Congress have the same
number of members.
length of term for members.
members.
way of electing members.
8
If both bodies of Congress pass a bill, the bill is signed or vetoed by
the president.
the Senate.
the Supreme Court.
the joint committee.
9
A member of Congress who serves a six year term is
a supreme court justice.
a cabinet member.
the president
a senator.
10
Each body of Congress consists of
a president, a judge, and representatives.
members of the electoral college.
A chair, a secretary, and a treasurer.
representatives elected by the citizens in their state.
11
In the US, the three branches of government were created by
popular vote.
the US constitution.
the President.
Congress.
12
The main function of Congress is
appointing Supreme Court justices.
collecting taxes.
campaigning for office.
making laws.
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If a bill introduced in the House never reached the Senate, it is likely that
the House voted against the bill.
the Senate committee killed the bill.
the Supreme Court found the bill unconstitutional.
the president vetoed the bill.