# 25 - 27 (monday)
25 which choice provides a summary of the passage?
a laws in the united states begin as bills. the bills are introduced in the u.s. house of representatives and are closely reviewed. once the bills are approved, they then go to the senate followed by the president for final approval. the bills are then laws.
b laws in the united states begin as ideas from representatives. the representatives introduce their ideas as bills. after a number of committees review the bills, they decide whether or not to approve them. bills then become laws after they are approved.
c laws in the united states begin when the president introduces bills. the bills are sent to both the u.s. house of representatives and the senate. once both groups approve the bills, they go back to the president. the president approves the bills so that they become laws.
d laws in the united states begin when citizens give ideas to representatives. representatives research the ideas and write them into bills. after the bills are written, committees decide whether or not to approve them. bills become laws once they are approved.
skill?
strategy?
26 what does the author mean by the phrase \a bill’s journey\ in paragraph 1?
a a bill requires the support of citizens before it becomes a law.
b a bill goes through many steps before it becomes a law.
c a bill gets blocked many times before it becomes a law.
d a bill is placed in a special folder before it becomes a law.
skill?
strategy?
27 what does the author mean by the phrase he bill needs a sponsor\ in paragraph 3?
a someone must research the bill.
b someone must question the bill.
c someone must support the bill.
d someone must organize the bill.

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# 25 - 27 (monday)
25 which choice provides a summary of the passage?
a laws in the united states begin as bills. the bills are introduced in the u.s. house of representatives and are closely reviewed. once the bills are approved, they then go to the senate followed by the president for final approval. the bills are then laws.
b laws in the united states begin as ideas from representatives. the representatives introduce their ideas as bills. after a number of committees review the bills, they decide whether or not to approve them. bills then become laws after they are approved.
c laws in the united states begin when the president introduces bills. the bills are sent to both the u.s. house of representatives and the senate. once both groups approve the bills, they go back to the president. the president approves the bills so that they become laws.
d laws in the united states begin when citizens give ideas to representatives. representatives research the ideas and write them into bills. after the bills are written, committees decide whether or not to approve them. bills become laws once they are approved.
skill?
strategy?
26 what does the author mean by the phrase \a bill’s journey\ in paragraph 1?
a a bill requires the support of citizens before it becomes a law.
b a bill goes through many steps before it becomes a law.
c a bill gets blocked many times before it becomes a law.
d a bill is placed in a special folder before it becomes a law.
skill?
strategy?
27 what does the author mean by the phrase 	he bill needs a sponsor\ in paragraph 3?
a someone must research the bill.
b someone must question the bill.
c someone must support the bill.
d someone must organize the bill.

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# Answer:
A. Laws in the United States begin as bills. The bills are introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives and are closely reviewed. Once the bills are approved, they then go to the Senate followed by the President for final approval. The bills are then laws.
B. A bill goes through many steps before it becomes a law.
C. Someone must support the bill.

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