Why are special sessions of Congress rarely called?

A. The financial cost is too high.

B. Congressional numbers would make it too cumbersome.

C. Congress already meets nearly year-round.

D. It would take too much time.

Question

Why are special sessions of Congress rarely called?


A. The financial cost is too high. 
 
B. Congressional numbers would make it too cumbersome. 
 
C. Congress already meets nearly year-round. 
 
D. It would take too much time.

darrenmadx · Answer

Hey @goalieboy can you help me out?

goalieboy · Answer

@DarrenMadx what do you think it is

darrenmadx · Answer

I say its D

goalieboy · Answer

you are incorrect on that

goalieboy · Answer

Special sessions of Congress rarely called because  Congress already meets nearly year-round. A special session is a period when the body convenes outside of the normal legislative session. [ This most frequently occurs in order to complete unfinished tasks for the year (often delayed by conflict between political parties), such as outlining the government's budget for the next fiscal

goalieboy · Answer

maybe that will help you out a little bit

darrenmadx · Answer

So C is the right answer

goalieboy · Answer

yes