A) deferral by members of Congress to the executive branch
B) deferral by members of Congress to party leaders
C) deferral by members of Congress to subject-matter specialists
D) mutual support for bills by members of the same party
E) supporting an opposing party's bill in exchange for future support
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Multiple Choice
A) a subject knowledge test
B) interviews to determine party loyalty
C) joint decision of the majority and minority leaders
D) seniority within the committee
E) seniority within the party
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Multiple Choice
A) A legislator considers public opinion, refining it with information and careful thought.
B) A legislator does whatever is best for his or her reelection.
C) A legislator follows the public opinion of his or her constituency.
D) A legislator heeds public opinion in every case, except in matters of personal conscience.
E) A legislator may follow his or her conscience unless public opinion is clear.
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Multiple Choice
A) eminent domain
B) necessary and proper clause
C) pocket veto
D) reapportionment clause
E) referral provision
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Short Answer
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Multiple Choice
A) Incumbents have a huge advantage in reelection.
B) Incumbents have a small advantage in reelection.
C) Incumbents have no advantage in reelection.
D) Incumbents only leave office when pressured by party leadership.
E) Incumbents only leave office when they choose.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) to gain majority support in the committee first, then with the house, senate and president
B) to gain 100 percent support from the committee, house and senate
C) to have the bill dismissed
D) to bypass the house and senate and propose the bill directly to the president
E) to provide instructions for lawmakers about setting rules to debate the bill
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