Question

8 congress considers a lot of bills every year. how many are passed? a slightly less than half b slightly more than half c very few d the vast majority of them

Explanation:

In the U.S. legislative process, Congress considers numerous bills each year, but only a small fraction (very few) are actually passed. Most bills do not make it through the entire legislative process due to various factors like committee review, partisan differences, and procedural hurdles. Options A, B, and D misrepresent the reality as the number of passed bills is not close to half or a vast majority.

Answer:

C. Very few