Question

1. once a bill has been introduced to the house or the senate and given a number, to which document is it added?

○ congressional record
○ united states constitution
○ special session itinerary
○ court docket

Explanation:

When a bill is introduced to the House or Senate and numbered, it is added to the Congressional Record, which is the official record of the proceedings and debates of Congress. The United States Constitution is the foundational legal document, not where bills are added. A special session itinerary pertains to the schedule of a special legislative session, not bill documentation. A court docket is for court cases, not legislative bills.

Answer:

A. Congressional Record