Question

how does frequency of sessions of the texas legislature differ from those of congress? congress meets once a year, the texas legislature meets continually; congress meets virtually all the time, the texas legislature meets biannually; congress meets in sixty - day sessions twice a year; the texas legislature meets in thirty - day sessions when called; congress has unlimited sessions; the texas legislature is limited to thirty days per year

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze the session frequencies:

• The U.S. Congress is a continuous body (meets virtually all the time, with annual sessions that are ongoing in practice).
• The Texas Legislature is a biennial legislature, meaning it meets every two years (biannually) for a limited session.
• Option 1: Incorrect (Texas Legislature does not meet continually).
• Option 2: Correct (matches the actual session patterns: Congress is in session nearly continuously, Texas Legislature meets biannually).
• Option 3: Incorrect (Congress does not meet in sixty - day sessions twice a year, and Texas Legislature has regular biennial sessions, not "when called" in thirty - day sessions).
• Option 4: Incorrect (Congress does not have "unlimited sessions" in the described way, and Texas Legislature's session length and frequency are different).

Answer:

B. Congress meets virtually all the time, the Texas Legislature meets biannually.