Explain what the possibilities for a bill are once it has been approved by both the House and the Senate

What will be an ideal response?

An ideal response will:
1, Note that the president has two options—either to sign the bill, which then becomes law, or to veto the bill, in which case it then goes back to the House and Senate.
2, Indicate that once back in Congress, both the House and Senate vote on the bill again. If one or both refuse to pass it, the bill fails. If both chambers override the president's veto, the bill becomes law regardless of presidential approval.

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How often has the Constitution been amended?

a. About once every other year b. About once a year c. About twice a year d. Fewer than thirty times e. About fifty times

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