Question

who makes federal laws? *
1 point
the congress
the supreme court
the attorney general
the justice department
which u.s. state borders canada? *
1 point
alaska
connecticut
oregon
wisconsin

Explanation:

For the first question: The U.S. legislative branch, Congress (Senate + House of Representatives), is constitutionally tasked with creating federal laws. The Supreme Court interprets laws, the Attorney General leads the Justice Department which enforces laws, so they do not make federal laws.
For the second question: Alaska shares a land and maritime border with Canada. Connecticut is in the Northeast U.S. with no Canadian border, Oregon borders the Pacific Ocean and other U.S. states, and Wisconsin borders the Great Lakes and U.S. states, not Canada.

Answer:

1. the Congress
2. Alaska