To allow for final debate and amendments to the bill.

To vote on the bill and pass it to the next stage of the legislative process.

To review the bill and make sure it is in proper form.

To hold a public hearing on the bill.

The bill is read aloud in its entirety.

The bill is debated and amendments are proposed.

The bill is voted on and passed to the next stage of the legislative process.

All of the above.

To end debate on a bill and force a vote.

To extend debate on a bill.

To allow for more amendments to be proposed.

To postpone the vote on a bill.

A simple majority is a majority of the members present, while a supermajority is a majority of all members.

A simple majority is a majority of the members voting, while a supermajority is a majority of all members.

A simple majority is a majority of the members present and voting, while a supermajority is a majority of all members.

A simple majority is a majority of the members present, while a supermajority is a majority of the members present and voting.

To resolve differences between the House and Senate versions of a bill.

To hold public hearings on a bill.

To review the bill and make sure it is in proper form.

To vote on the bill and pass it to the next stage of the legislative process.

To sign or veto bills passed by Congress.

To propose legislation to Congress.

To negotiate with Congress on the terms of a bill.

All of the above.

To allow the President to veto a bill without having to issue a public statement.

To extend the time that the President has to consider a bill before signing or vetoing it.

To allow the President to send a bill back to Congress for reconsideration.

To allow the President to sign a bill into law without having to issue a public statement.

A joint resolution requires the President's signature to become law, while a concurrent resolution does not.

A joint resolution is used to propose amendments to the Constitution, while a concurrent resolution is used to express the opinion of Congress.

A joint resolution is used to create new laws, while a concurrent resolution is used to change existing laws.

A joint resolution is used to raise revenue, while a concurrent resolution is used to appropriate funds.

To delay or prevent a vote on a bill.

To allow for more debate on a bill.

To force the President to veto a bill.

To allow the minority party to have a say in the legislative process.

A bill is a proposed law that has not yet been passed by Congress.

A law is a bill that has been passed by Congress and signed by the President.

A bill is a proposed law that has been passed by one chamber of Congress.

A law is a bill that has been passed by both chambers of Congress but has not yet been signed by the President.

To interpret laws passed by Congress.

To review the constitutionality of laws passed by Congress.

To strike down laws passed by Congress that are unconstitutional.

All of the above.

A statute is a law passed by Congress, while a regulation is a rule made by a government agency.

A statute is a law passed by the President, while a regulation is a rule made by Congress.

A statute is a law passed by the Supreme Court, while a regulation is a rule made by a government agency.

A statute is a law passed by a government agency, while a regulation is a rule made by Congress.

To allow Congress to overturn a regulation issued by a government agency.

To allow the President to overturn a law passed by Congress.

To allow the Supreme Court to overturn a law passed by Congress.

To allow a government agency to overturn a regulation issued by another government agency.

A public law is a law that applies to the general public, while a private law is a law that applies to a specific individual or group of individuals.

A public law is a law that is passed by Congress, while a private law is a law that is passed by the President.

A public law is a law that is signed by the President, while a private law is a law that is not signed by the President.

A public law is a law that is published in the Federal Register, while a private law is a law that is not published in the Federal Register.

To automatically repeal a law after a certain period of time.

To extend the expiration date of a law.

To allow Congress to review a law before it expires.

To allow the President to review a law before it expires.