Representation and Needs in Different Districts

How many chambers does the U.S. Congress have?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Which part of Congress is responsible for representing the entire state?

• The House of Representatives

• The Senate

• The Executive Branch

• The Judicial Branch

What must happen before a bill is sent to the president?

• It must be vetoed

• It must pass both chambers of Congress

• It must be signed into law

• It must be introduced by the president

Both houses of Congress ________ or discuss the contents of the bill.

• vote

• deliberate

• sign

• pass

Who might have different perspectives on an education bill?

• Teacher, parent, and governor

• Student, athlete, and musician

• Doctor, nurse, and patient

• Chef, waiter, and customer

Who is likely to provide the most helpful testimony on air and water quality?

• Famous Actor

• Allergy Sufferer

• English Professor

• Department of Energy official

Which of the following is a key factor in determining who should give testimony on a bill?

• Their fame

• Their expertise

• Their age

• Their wealth

What is the primary role of a congressional committee in the legislative process?

• To veto bills

• To enforce laws

• To draft and review legislation

• To sign bills into law

Who has the power to introduce a bill in Congress?

• The President

• The Vice President

• Any member of Congress

• The Supreme Court

What is required for a bill to become law after being passed by Congress?

• Approval by the State Governors

• Approval by the Vice President

• Signature by the President

• Approval by the Supreme Court