Question

the boundaries of congressional districts of the united states are
drawn to cross over state boundaries
redrawn every ten years
redrawn whenever a member of congress feels his or her constituency has changed
redrawn after every presidential election
set according to a process by the writers of the united states constitution

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Congressional districts' boundaries do not cross state lines (so "drawn to cross over state boundaries" is wrong).
• Congressional districts are redrawn every ten years, after the census (which is conducted every decade) to account for population changes. This matches the option "redrawn every ten years".
• They are not redrawn based on a congressperson's perception of constituency change (the highlighted option is incorrect).
• They are not redrawn after every presidential election (presidential elections are every 4 years, census every 10).
• The Constitution doesn't set the process for drawing district boundaries directly in terms of the frequency here (the last option is incorrect).

Answer:

B. redrawn every ten years (assuming the option with "redrawn every ten years" is labeled as such; in the given options, the one stating "redrawn every ten years" is the correct choice)