
4.1 Review - Congressional Basics
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- Q1What is the minimum citizenship for those in the House?5 years9 years3 years7 years30s
- Q2If a state has 3.5 million citizens, how many senators can they expect to send to the US Senate?752330s
- Q3What is the title of the current leader of the House?SpeakerMajority LeaderMinority LeaderCommittee Chair30s
- Q4Where does great MINORITY influence usually reside?House of RepresentativesSenate30s
- Q5What is the current number of re-election terms of the US Senate?2 termsunlimited re-election1 term3 terms30s
- Q6In the original Constitution, how where US Senator elected?by the State Legislatureby the voting citizens of the stateby the Majority Leader of the Senateby the appointment of the vice-president30s
- Q7What is the election term of a representative in the US House?2 years4 yearsunlimited years6 years30s
- Q8Where are there MORE rules to keep things streamlined?HouseSenate30s
- Q9Which body has the filibuster?US House of RepresentativesUS Senate30s
- Q10Where does the Rules Committee reside?US Senate ONLYBoth US House and US Senate have these committeesUS House ONLY30s
- Q11A state has a population of 2.8 million. How many can they expect to send to the US House of Representatives?3 members2 members4 members5 members30s
- Q12Where does legislation usually move more slowly?US Senate30s
- Q13What is the minimum vote to pass a piece of legislation through the House of Representatives?512182256030s
- Q14What closes off debate in the Senate?A hold vote requiring 1 senatorA cloture vote requiring 51 senatorsA cloture vote requiring 60 senatorsA filibuster vote requiring 55 senators30s
- Q15What is the minimum age to become a US Senator?25 years of age30 years of age35 years of ageThere is no age limitations.30s