Question

president pro tempore: serves as president of the senate when the vice president is absent; unlike the vice president, cannot cast a tie - breaking vote. majority and minority leaders: lead their respective parties in the senate; coordinate their parties legislative agendas and strategies; make committee assignments. majority and minority whips: oversee the progress of bills; make sure party members vote. use the information above to complete the text. vice president, majority leader, track party members votes, coordinate each partys strategy, president pro tempore two senate leadership positions are mandated by the constitution. the blank moderates senate meetings and only votes in the case of a tie. the blank moderates the senate when the leader is absent, but cannot break a tie. other leadership positions in the senate are similar to those in the house. the majority and minority leaders blank. the majority and minority whips blank.

Explanation:

1. For the first blank: The vice president moderates Senate meetings and votes only in case of a tie (from the table, vice president's role context).
2. For the second blank: The president pro tempore moderates when the vice president is absent and can't break a tie (matches the table's info on president pro tempore).
3. For the third blank: Majority and minority leaders coordinate their parties' legislative agendas and strategies (so "coordinate each party's strategy" fits).
4. For the fourth blank: Majority and minority whips track party members' votes (to ensure they vote, as per the table).

Answer:

First blank: vice president
Second blank: president pro tempore
Third blank: coordinate each party's strategy
Fourth blank: track party members' votes