

How a Bill Becomes a Law
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How a Bill Becomes a Law
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Multiple Choice
What is a bill?
A change to an official document
A law that has been made official
A proposed law that hasn't been passed yet
An introduction to a law
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Multiple Choice
What is another name for a law?
amendment
committee
legislator
legislation
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Match
Match the following
A proposed law not yet passed
Laws
Lawmaker
a group of lawmakers that work together to write a bill
Rules for the public to live by
Bill
Legislation
Legislator
Committee
Laws
Bill
Legislation
Legislator
Committee
Laws
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Multiple Choice
What is a veto?
approval of a law by the president
rejection of a law by the president
when congress goes over a presidential decision
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Multiple Choice
Who can come up with an idea for a law?
me
the President
A member of Congress
all of the above
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Match
Match the following
Half of Congress that is made representatives according to each state's population
Half of Congress that is made of 2 representatives from each state
A discussion session among Congressmen about bills
A place for a bill to "wait its' turn to be talked about and passed along
House of Representatives
Senate
House Floor
Hopper
House of Representatives
Senate
House Floor
Hopper
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of a committee?
They make a law official
They suggest ideas for laws
They research and write the bill
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Match
Match the following
An argument between 2 sides of a topic to convince an audience of their proposal
Someone or something that disagrees or opposes an idea
Edits or adjustments to improve the quality of something
Over half of something
Debate
Opposition
Revision
Majority
Debate
Opposition
Revision
Majority
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Multiple Choice
What percentage of support does a bill need in order to pass in a Congressional house?
50%
51%
60%
100%
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Drag and Drop
When a bill goes through
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Multiple Choice
After a bill passes through one house of Congress it must then go to-
The President
The Supreme Court
The other house
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Multiple Choice
True or False: a Bill must pass with at least 51% in both houses of Congress in order to move on?
True
False
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Multiple Select
What can happen to a bill after not getting 51% in one or both of the houses?
The bill can go back to the other house or congress for revisions
The bill can eventually be shut down
The bill gets sent back to a committee for revisions
The is automatically shut down
The bill goes to the president to be signed or vetoed
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Multiple Choice
If a bill receives 51% support in both houses what happens next?
It becomes a law
It must go to the Supreme Court
It must go to the President for approval
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Multiple Choice
What happens if a president vetoes a bill?
It is sent back to Congress for revisions
It can never become a law
The law is passed
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Multiple Choice
When can Congress override a presidential veto?
When they get a 2/3rds vote in both houses
When they get 51% support in both houses
When they get approval from the Supreme Court
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Reorder
Reorder the following
Someone brings up an idea for Congress to make a bill
Bill is sent to first house of congress to be revised, debated, and voted on
Bill is sent to second house of congress to be revised, debated, and voted on
Bill is sent to the President to be signed into law or to be vetoed
Congress attempts to override a President's veto with 2/3 votes
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Multiple Choice
True or False: the Supreme Court has to review all laws before they are passed?
True
False
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