Congress: The Legislative Branch Quiz

What does Bicameral Mean?

• Bicameral is a term used for a type of voting system.
• Bicameral refers to a single legislative chamber.
• Bicameral means having two legislative chambers or houses.
• Bicameral means having three legislative chambers or houses.

How many members are in the House of Representatives?

• 535

• 435

• 100

• 50

How many members are in the Senate?

• 535

• 435

• 100

• 50

How long is the term length for a House Representative?

• 8 Years

• 6 Years

• 4 Years

• 2 Years

How long is the term length for a Senator?

• 8 Years

• 6 Years

• 4 Years

• 2 Years

Reorder the following

• The bill is sent to the other chamber and voted on

• The bill is sent to the president to be signed or vetoed

• The bill is voted on in the chamber it was introduced

• A bill is introduced to Congress

• The bill is debated in committees and amended

Why was the legislation or law creating process designed to be rigorous or difficult?

• To ensure laws are thoroughly debated

• To keep the government for the elite of society

• To make sure only the president can pass laws

• To simplify the decision-making process.

The ​ (a)   is the part of Congress that represents the "Will of the People", while the ​ (b)   acts more as a buffer to cool down and analyze the laws.

• House of Representatives
• Senate

What is a political Caucus?

• A political caucus is a type of election held every four years.
• A political caucus is a formal debate between opposing parties.
• A political caucus is a group of politicians organized around a similar belief

• A political caucus is the leader of House of Representatives

What are enumerated or expressed powers?

• Powers that are reserved for the states under the Tenth Amendment.
• Powers that are granted to the President by the Constitution.
• Enumerated or expressed powers are the specific powers granted to Congress by the Constitution.
• Powers that are implied but not explicitly stated in the Constitution.