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What is meant by logrolling?

  • delaying legislation
  • meeting with lobbyists
  • doing favors for constituents
  • trading votes (correct)
  • A high school junior who works as a messenger in the House or Senate is called a

  • plebe
  • cadet
  • page (correct)
  • intern
  • What is the process used in the Senate to end a filibuster called?

  • devolution
  • cloture (correct)
  • vote of no confidence
  • prior restraint
  • Before a bill can be sent to the president, both chambers of Congress must vote to

    <p>approve the same version</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In their oath of office, lawmakers swear to support and defend

    <p>the Constitution</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of these is a key factor in choosing committee chairs?

    <p>seniority</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A high school junior who works as a messenger in the House or Senate is called a congressional

    <p>page</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Logrolling

    • Logrolling is the practice of trading votes
    • It involves doing favors for constituents
    • Logrolling can involve delaying legislation

    Congressional Messenger

    • A high school junior who works as a messenger in the House or Senate is called a page

    Ending a Filibuster

    • The process used to end a filibuster in the Senate is called cloture
    • Cloture involves a procedure to end a filibuster

    Congressional Bill Approval

    • Before a bill can be sent to the president, both chambers of Congress must approve the same version of the bill
    • Congress must agree to the original language, not change it

    Lawmaker's Oath

    • Lawmakers swear to support and defend the Constitution in their oath of office
    • Lawmakers also swear to support constituents in their oath

    Committee Chair Selection

    • Seniority is a key factor in choosing committee chairs

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    Test your knowledge on key aspects of the U.S. Congress. This quiz covers important concepts such as logrolling, the filibuster process, and committee chair selection. Prepare to explore how lawmakers interact and the rules governing bill approval.

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