A) lawmaking
B) check the president
C) appease special interests
D) inform the people
E) check the Supreme Court
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A) challengers than for incumbents.
B) Republican candidates.
C) Democratic candidates.
D) candidates in urban areas than for candidates in rural areas.
E) men than for women.
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A) only as a starting point.
B) only if the dominant party is the same as the president's party.
C) and most often fast-tracks them into law.
D) and tables them until they expire.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) irrelevant to the work of Congress.
B) a huge source of both cohesion and division within Congress.
C) relevant only in the context of local representation.
D) important in lawmaking and representation but not in oversight.
E) more important in foreign policy than in domestic policy.
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A) White House activities with the opposition party in control of one or both chambers of Congress.
B) congressional activities of a questionable nature.
C) allegations of misconduct by individual low-level bureaucrats.
D) allegations of misconduct by state governments.
E) unpopular decisions of the Supreme Court.
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A) the sheer magnitude of the task
B) its inadequacy as a means of controlling the bureaucracy
C) its inadequacy as a means of controlling the power of the president
D) its inadequacy in generating publicity for members of Congress
E) its inadequacy as a means of controlling the judiciary
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A) confirms presidential appointees.
B) can end a filibuster.
C) overrides a presidential pocket veto.
D) accepts the House version of a bill.
E) closes its legislative session for the year.
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A) concentrate on constituency relations.
B) perform an almost entirely legislative function.
C) concentrate on public relations.
D) split their time between legislative functions and public relations.
E) are devoted to logistical functions and committee public relations.
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A) disruptive issues such as general public discontent with Congress become prominent.
B) the incumbent is tainted with charges of personal misconduct or corruption.
C) the election is a midterm election,and the incumbent is of the same party as the president.
D) they appear vulnerable,and contributors from outside the state or district might target the race and donate money to the challenger.
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) 57
B) 65
C) 74
D) 82
E) 92
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A) minority whip.
B) minority leader.
C) deputy whip.
D) Speaker of the House.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) 57
B) 65
C) 74
D) 84
E) 98
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A) the standing committees and their subcommittees with jurisdiction over particular policy areas.
B) the joint committees chosen to coordinate actions between the two chambers of Congress.
C) the select committees chosen to study special problems on a temporary basis.
D) the steering committees that decide how the party stands on particular bills.
E) party leaders in both chambers.
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A) the House places more limits on debate.
B) the House is the larger chamber in terms of membership.
C) the House has less of a tradition as a chamber of equals.
D) the Speaker is that chamber's presiding officer.
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) applies only to a section of the legislation in question.
B) applies only to expenditure legislation.
C) occurs when the president decides to veto a bill he had previously signed.
D) can take effect only when the Congress is not in session.
E) occurs when the president goes before Congress to announce a veto.
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A) 10
B) 30
C) 50
D) 70
E) 85
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A) 10
B) 25
C) 40
D) 66
E) 90
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