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1. What is the written down idea for a law called before it officially becomes a law?

A Veto B Act C Bill D Statute

2. Who can come up with the idea for a new law?

A All of the above B Senators C Represenatives of the House D The President

3. Who can introduce a new bill to Congress?

A Members of Congress B Regular citizens C Special interest groups D Judges

4. Where is the bill sent after it has been introduced to Congress?

A To a committee B To the Vice President C To the Cabinet for approval D To the Supreme Court

5. True or False: The sponsor of a bill is someone who does not want it to pass and become a law.

A TRUE B FALSE

6. What is the final step in a bill becoming a law?

A It is signed by the President of the United States B It is signed by the Speaker of the House C All the Cabinet members sign it D The Supreme Court votes on it

7. What percentage of bills eventually become laws?

A 1% B 50% C 5% D 20%

8. What is it called when the President rejects a bill and refuses to sign it?

A Veto B Filibuster C Cloture D Impeachment

9. What is it called when a Senator tries to delay the vote on a bill by giving a really long speech?

A Ratification B Filibuster C Veto D Whip

10. True or False: Once a bill has passed Congress, the President has up to 1 year to sign a bill into law?

A FALSE B TRUE

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