Legislative Branch Assignment

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15 questions

Question 1

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

Question 2

What is the term? (How long do Representatives stay in office?)

Question 3

What power does the House have solely (all by itself)?

Question 4

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

Question 5

What is the term? (How long do Senators stay in office?)

Question 6

What sole power (all by itself) does the Senate have?

Question 7

How often is Congress required to meet?

Question 8

How does the public find out what Congress is doing?

Question 9

Do Congressmen (Representatives and Senators) get paid?

yes

no

Question 10

10.

Can Congressmen hold two government jobs at the same time?

yes

no

Question 11

11.

Where must all bills for raising revenue (money) originate (start)?

Question 12

12.

A bill must _________ the House
and the Senate.

Question 13

13.

Then it goes to the __________________. If he approves it, it
becomes law.

Question 14

14.

If he does not approve it, the bill goes back to the Congress,
which must pass it again with a _______________ majority in both houses.

Question 15

15.

Group the Legislative powers that are listed in section 8 into three categories. Label the categories

Question 1

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

Question 2

What is the term? (How long do Representatives stay in office?)

Question 3

What power does the House have solely (all by itself)?

Question 4

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

Question 5

What is the term? (How long do Senators stay in office?)

Question 6

What sole power (all by itself) does the Senate have?

Question 7

How often is Congress required to meet?

Question 8

How does the public find out what Congress is doing?

Question 9

Do Congressmen (Representatives and Senators) get paid?

yes

no

Question 10

10.

Can Congressmen hold two government jobs at the same time?

yes

no

Question 11

11.

Where must all bills for raising revenue (money) originate (start)?

Question 12

12.

A bill must _________ the House
and the Senate.

Question 13

13.

Then it goes to the __________________. If he approves it, it
becomes law.

Question 14

14.

If he does not approve it, the bill goes back to the Congress,
which must pass it again with a _______________ majority in both houses.

Question 15

15.

Legislative Branch Assignment

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

What is the term? (How long do Representatives stay in office?)

What power does the House have solely (all by itself)?

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

What is the term? (How long do Senators stay in office?)

What sole power (all by itself) does the Senate have?

How often is Congress required to meet?

How does the public find out what Congress is doing?

Do Congressmen (Representatives and Senators) get paid?

Can Congressmen hold two government jobs at the same time?

Where must all bills for raising revenue (money) originate (start)?

A bill must _________ the Houseand the Senate.

Then it goes to the __________________. If he approves it, itbecomes law.

If he does not approve it, the bill goes back to the Congress,which must pass it again with a _______________ majority in both houses.

Group the Legislative powers that are listed in section 8 into three categories. Label the categories

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

What is the term? (How long do Representatives stay in office?)

What power does the House have solely (all by itself)?

What are the requirements (age and residency)?

What is the term? (How long do Senators stay in office?)

What sole power (all by itself) does the Senate have?

How often is Congress required to meet?

How does the public find out what Congress is doing?

Do Congressmen (Representatives and Senators) get paid?

Can Congressmen hold two government jobs at the same time?

Where must all bills for raising revenue (money) originate (start)?

A bill must _________ the Houseand the Senate.

Then it goes to the __________________. If he approves it, itbecomes law.

If he does not approve it, the bill goes back to the Congress,which must pass it again with a _______________ majority in both houses.

Group the Legislative powers that are listed in section 8 into three categories. Label the categories

A bill must _________ the House
and the Senate.

Then it goes to the __________________. If he approves it, it
becomes law.

If he does not approve it, the bill goes back to the Congress,
which must pass it again with a _______________ majority in both houses.

A bill must _________ the House
and the Senate.

Then it goes to the __________________. If he approves it, it
becomes law.

If he does not approve it, the bill goes back to the Congress,
which must pass it again with a _______________ majority in both houses.