Question

Which of the following is a true statement about the federal government?

The legislative branch is bicameral with two houses that work together to pass legislation.
The legislative branch is unicameral with one house that only works on passing legislation.
The executive branch is bicameral with two houses that work together to pass legislation.
The executive branch is unicameral with one house that only works on passing legislation.

Answer 1

I think it is the first option, but I'm not really sure

Answer 2

No, it's not A.

Answer 3

>.<

Answer 4

Any other ideas?

Answer 5

No :/

Answer 6

OH WAIT! I'm sorry. It's between A and D.

Answer 7

I was reading something while I was reading this question and got it mixed up with something else.

Answer 8

haha it's ok :)

Answer 9

But ya, it's between A and D :p

Answer 10

Ok :) could you possibly explain it? Or give a link that explains?

Answer 11

Sure.

Answer 12

''Bicameral meaning "two" (bi) Legislative branch consists of two branches: The house and Senate.''

Answer 13

The executive branch is also bicameral right?

Answer 14

Yes, I believe so.

Answer 15

The President and the Vice President

Answer 16

So, then it would be A

Answer 17

Exactly. You got it :P

Answer 18

Thanks! And get that 99 already :)

Answer 19

Haha, I'll try. I've been busy lately. ;-;

Answer 20

:(

Answer 21

It's the first option because there is Senate and House of Representatives