Multiple Choice
When the president receives a bill,
A) he/she can do nothing and in ten days the bill becomes a law without his/her signature.
B) it automatically becomes a law.
C) the bill goes back to Congress to make sure it is good enough to become a law.
D) he/she can sign it and it will become law.
E) Options A and D are true.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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