55. (p. 360) The trading of votes between members of Congress so that each gets the legislation he or she wants is called
A. gerrymandering.
B. pandering.
C. logrolling.
D. pork-barreling.
E. cloturing.
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54. (p. 359) Which nation does NOT have a one-house dominant legislature?
A. Canada
B. Germany
C. the United States
D. Great Britain
E. None of these answers is correct, as all these nations have one-house dominant legislatures.
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53. (p. 358) Since the founding of the United States, the debate over the representation function of Congress has centered on whether
A. key decisions should be made by a small number of representatives in committee or by the whole membership in floor debate.
B. the primary concern of a representative should be the interests of the nation or of his or her constituency.
C. congressional or presidential authority should dominate on broad issues.
D. the House or the Senate is more responsive to the public.
E. the House or the Senate should take the lead on foreign policy issues.
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52. (p. 357) Congress typically takes presidential proposals
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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