A Difference Between the Constitutional Qualifications for Election to the House

question 52

Multiple Choice

A difference between the constitutional qualifications for election to the House of Representatives and election to the Senate is that:

• A) Senators must be thirty years old, while representatives need only be twenty-five
• B) Representatives can be ten years younger than senators
• C) Representatives must be residents of their districts, but senators need not
• D) Senators must be residents of their districts five years longer than representatives are required to be

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