Question

3 what must happen before a bill can be sent to the president?
the supreme court must determine the bills constitutionality.
both houses must pass an identical bill.
the vice president must sign the bill.
one house must pass the bill.

Explanation:

In the US legislative process, for a bill to be sent to the president, it must first be passed in identical form by both the House of Representatives and the Senate (the two houses of Congress). The Supreme Court determines constitutionality later (if challenged), the vice president doesn't sign bills to send to the president, and one house passing it is not sufficient as the other house must also pass the same version.

Answer:

B. Both houses must pass an identical bill