Question

1. which of these is an example of separation of powers? the president enforces a law passed by congress. representatives hold hearings to hear public opinions. representatives rewrite a bill in committee meeting. the president fires a cabinet member who is performing poorly.

Explanation:

Separation of powers divides government functions among different branches. The President's power to enforce laws passed by Congress, representatives' power to hold hearings and rewrite bills, and the President's power to fire a cabinet - member are all examples of different branches exercising their distinct powers.

Answer:

All of the above (The President enforces a law passed by Congress, Representatives hold hearings to hear public opinions, Representatives rewrite a bill in committee meeting, The President fires a cabinet member who is performing poorly) are examples of separation of powers.