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misspop

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What are the titles for the top leaders of the Senate and the House of Representatives respectively?
 
  a. Majority Leader of the Senate and Speaker of the House
  b. president pro tempore and Speaker of the House
  c. Majority Leader of the Senate and Majority Leader of the House
  d. vice president of the Senate and House Whip e. Majority Leader of the Senate and Minority Leader of the House

Question 2

Given tradition, which of the following individuals would be most likely to hold the position of Senate president pro tempore?
 
  a. Senator A, who is the most senior member of the majority party
  b. Senator B, a member of the minority party in the chamber, who is the most senior member of the entire Senate
  c. Senator C, a member of the majority party, who is one of the most popular and respected members of the entire Senate
  d. Senator D, a member of the majority party, who is a first-term member of the Senate
  e. Senator E, a retired member of the majority party



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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