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Congress can ______a presidential veto of its legislation

A.override

B.overwhelm

C.overthrow

D.overcome

提问人：网友陈珊 发布时间：2022-04-05

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Does the President have power to veto a bill passed by Congress？

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B、No, he does not.

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D、No, he cannot veto it. But he can ask Congress to revise it.

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第2题

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第3题

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第4题

If a bill is vetoed by the President, the Congress can override the veto by___________

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第5题

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第6题

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第7题

Which statement about the checks and balances among the three branches is not true？

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D、The President can veto laws passed by Congress by letting 10 days pass without signing it.

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第8题

Congress ______ reforms to prevent the abuse of presidential power.

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【C1】______

A．accept

B．block

C．promote

D．challenge

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