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What position is the senator in the majority caucus who has served the longest in the chamber most likely to fill?
 
  a. president pro tempore
  b. majority whip
  c. Senate committee leader
  d. majority leader
  e. Senate clerk

Question 2

Both chambers of Congress, and both majority and minority parties in the chambers, choose a member who has the responsibility to keep track of how party members are planning to vote on upcoming legislation and to work with party members to keep the party in unison. This party leadership position is called the
 
  a. sergeant at arms.
  b. committee chair.
  c. whip.
  d. president pro tempore.
  e. clerk.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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