Study Game - The Organization of Congress, “I’m Just a Bill”

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Study Game - The Organization of Congress, “I’m Just a Bill”Online version Use this game to study Topic 2.3 of AP Government. by Zachary Foust 1 Define Speaker of the House. a Appoints members of Rules Committee b Presiding officer of the Senate c Leader of the House minority d Counts votes for House majority 2 Define House majority leader. a Leader of the House majority b Presiding officer of the Senate c Leader of the House minority d Counts votes for House majority 3 Define whip. a Leader of the House majority b Presiding officer of the Senate c Leader of the House minority d Counts and corrals votes 4 Define minority leader. a Leader of the House majority b Presiding officer of the Senate c Coordinates opposition d Counts and corrals votes 5 Define Senate majority leader. a Leader of the House majority b Presiding officer of the Senate c Leader of the Senate majority d Counts and corrals votes 6 Define committee chair. a Leader of the House majority b Leader of a congressional committee c Leader of the Senate majority d Counts and corrals votes 7 Define House Rules Committee. a Sets rules of House debate b A permanent subject-specific committee c Investigates scandals d Works out differences between bills 8 Define unanimous consent agreement. a Terms of Senate bill consideration b Delay placed on Senate bill c Unlimited debate in Senate d Motion to end Senate debate 9 Define filibuster. a Terms of Senate bill consideration b Delay placed on Senate bill c Unlimited debate in Senate d Motion to end Senate debate 10 Define cloture. a Terms of Senate bill consideration b Delay placed on Senate bill c Unlimited debate in Senate d Motion to end Senate debate 11 What is the role of the Speaker of the House? a Selects members of the powerful House Rules Committee and has considerable power over floor debate b Leads the majority party and is second-in-command in the House c Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the House d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the House 12 What is the role of the House majority leader? a Selects members of the powerful House Rules Committee and has considerable power over floor debate b Leads the majority party and is second-in-command in the House c Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the House d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the House 13 What is the role of the House majority whip? a Selects members of the powerful House Rules Committee and has considerable power over floor debate b Leads the majority party and is second-in-command in the House c Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the House d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the House 14 What is the role of the House minority leader? a Selects members of the powerful House Rules Committee and has considerable power over floor debate b Leads the majority party and is second-in-command in the House c Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the House d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the House 15 What is the role of the House minority whip? a Selects members of the powerful House Rules Committee and has considerable power over floor debate b Leads the majority party and is second-in-command in the House c Counts and corrals votes for the minority party in the House d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the House 16 What is the role of the Senate majority leader? a Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the Senate b Leads the majority party in the Senate c Counts and corrals votes for the minority party in the Senate d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the Senate 17 What is the role of the Senate majority whip? a Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the Senate b Leads the majority party in the Senate c Counts and corrals votes for the minority party in the Senate d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the Senate 18 What is the role of the Senate minority leader? a Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the Senate b Leads the majority party in the Senate c Counts and corrals votes for the minority party in the Senate d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the Senate 19 What is the role of the Senate minority whip? a Counts and corrals votes for the majority party in the Senate b Leads the majority party in the Senate c Counts and corrals votes for the minority party in the Senate d Coordinates the strategy of the opposition in the Senate 20 What is the function of a standing committee? a They are permanent subject-specific committees in which the members have expertise in a particular policy area. b They contain members of both the House and the Senate, and they gather information about important public issues. c They resolve differences between the House and Senate versions of bills. d They investigate scandals or crises. 21 What is the function of a joint committee? a They are permanent subject-specific committees in which the members have expertise in a particular policy area. b They contain members of both the House and the Senate, and they gather information about important public issues. c They resolve differences between the House and Senate versions of bills. d They investigate scandals or crises. 22 What is the function of a conference committee? a They are permanent subject-specific committees in which the members have expertise in a particular policy area. b They contain members of both the House and the Senate, and they gather information about important public issues. c They resolve differences between the House and Senate versions of bills. d They investigate scandals or crises. 23 What is the function of a select committee? a They are permanent subject-specific committees in which the members have expertise in a particular policy area. b They contain members of both the House and the Senate, and they gather information about important public issues. c They resolve differences between the House and Senate versions of bills. d They investigate scandals or crises. 24 Which of the following best describes bill introduction in the House? a A member of the House officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 25 Which of the following best describes committee referral in the House? a A member of the House officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 26 Which of the following best describes subcommittee referral in the House? a A member of the House officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 27 Which of the following best describes committee consideration in the House? a A member of the House officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 28 Which of the following best describes bill introduction in the Senate? a A senator officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 29 Which of the following best describes committee referral in the Senate? a A senator officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 30 Which of the following best describes subcommittee referral in the Senate? a A senator officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 31 Which of the following best describes committee consideration in the Senate? a A senator officially submits a bill for consideration; the bill is often shaped by interest groups b A bill is assigned to a particular committee based on topic c A bill is sent to a particular subcommittee that specializes in a particular aspect of a topic d A committee conducts hearings, holds debates, and mark-up the bill 32 Which of the following best describes Rules Committee action in the House? a The terms of debate are set b The House resolves itself into the Committee of the Whole to debate and vote on a bill c Differences are worked out between the House and Senate versions of a bill d The final vote on a bill is held in the House 33 Which of the following best describes floor consideration in the House? a The terms of debate are set b The House resolves itself into the Committee of the Whole to debate and vote on a bill c Differences are worked out between the House and Senate versions of a bill d The final vote on a bill is held in the House 34 Which of the following best describes conference committee action? a The terms of debate are set b The House resolves itself into the Committee of the Whole to debate and vote on a bill c Differences are worked out between the House and Senate versions of a bill d The final vote on a bill is held in the House 35 Which of the following best describes the final consideration of a bill in the House? a The terms of debate are set b The House resolves itself into the Committee of the Whole to debate and vote on a bill c Differences are worked out between the House and Senate versions of a bill d The final vote on a bill is held in the House 36 Which of the following best describes floor consideration in the Senate? a The Rules Committee establishes the debate procedures b A bill achieves unanimous consent and advances to debate, which can be ended by a 60-vote cloture motion c Differences are worked out between the House and Senate versions of a bill d The final vote on a bill is held in the Senate 37 Which of the following best describes the final consideration of a bill in the Senate? a The Rules Committee establishes the debate procedures b A bill achieves unanimous consent and advances to debate, which can be ended by a 60-vote cloture motion c Differences are worked out between the House and Senate versions of a bill d The final vote on a bill is held in the Senate 38 Which of the following best describes the presidential veto? a The president rejects a bill b The House and the Senate debate a rejected bill c The House and Senate pass a law over a president's veto with a two-thirds vote in each chamber d The House and Senate pass a law over a president's veto with a three-fourths vote in each chamber 39 Which of the following best describes House and Senate reconsideration of a bill? a The president rejects a bill b The House and the Senate debate a rejected bill c The House and Senate pass a law over a president's veto with a two-thirds vote in each chamber d The House and Senate pass a law over a president's veto with a three-fourths vote in each chamber 40 Which of the following best describes the House and Senate overriding a presidential veto? a The president rejects a bill b The House and the Senate debate a rejected bill c The House and Senate pass a law over a president's veto with a two-thirds vote in each chamber d The House and Senate pass a law over a president's veto with a three-fourths vote in each chamber 41 Which of the following best describes the debate procedure in the House of Representatives? a There are more formal rules for debate, which are determined by the Rules Committee. b A hold can be put on a bill unless unanimous consent is achieved, at which point a bill is subject to unlimited debate until a successful 60-vote cloture motion. c d 42 Which of the following best describes the debate procedure in the Senate? a There are more formal rules for debate, which are determined by the Rules Committee. b A hold can be put on a bill unless unanimous consent is achieved, at which point a bill is subject to unlimited debate until a successful 60-vote cloture motion. c d

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Study Game - The Organization of Congress, “I’m Just a Bill”Online version

by Zachary Foust

Define Speaker of the House.

Define House majority leader.

Define whip.

Define minority leader.

Define Senate majority leader.

Define committee chair.

Define House Rules Committee.

Define unanimous consent agreement.

Define filibuster.

Define cloture.

What is the role of the Speaker of the House?

What is the role of the House majority leader?

What is the role of the House majority whip?

What is the role of the House minority leader?

What is the role of the House minority whip?

What is the role of the Senate majority leader?

What is the role of the Senate majority whip?

What is the role of the Senate minority leader?

What is the role of the Senate minority whip?

What is the function of a standing committee?

What is the function of a joint committee?

What is the function of a conference committee?

What is the function of a select committee?

Which of the following best describes bill introduction in the House?

Which of the following best describes committee referral in the House?

Which of the following best describes subcommittee referral in the House?

Which of the following best describes committee consideration in the House?

Which of the following best describes bill introduction in the Senate?

Which of the following best describes committee referral in the Senate?

Which of the following best describes subcommittee referral in the Senate?

Which of the following best describes committee consideration in the Senate?

Which of the following best describes Rules Committee action in the House?

Which of the following best describes floor consideration in the House?

Which of the following best describes conference committee action?

Which of the following best describes the final consideration of a bill in the House?

Which of the following best describes floor consideration in the Senate?

Which of the following best describes the final consideration of a bill in the Senate?

Which of the following best describes the presidential veto?

Which of the following best describes House and Senate reconsideration of a bill?

Which of the following best describes the House and Senate overriding a presidential veto?

Which of the following best describes the debate procedure in the House of Representatives?

Which of the following best describes the debate procedure in the Senate?