What Is a Filibuster

question 25

Multiple Choice

What is a filibuster?

• A) a vote in the Senate to end debate on a bill
• B) agreements by legislators to limit debate on a bill
• C) a senator's attempt to kill a bill by continuing to speak in order to prevent a vote
• D) the process used to prevent amendments in the House
• E) a representative's attempt to kill a bill by continuing to speak in order to prevent a vote

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Definitions:

Sensitive Communications

Interactions that involve delicate subjects, confidentiality, or emotional intensity, requiring discretion and understanding.

Private Communications

Messages or information exchanges that are intended for a specific person or group and not for public access.

Security Concerns

Issues related to the protection of data, systems, and networks from threats and vulnerabilities.

Indirect Approach

A communication strategy where the main point or request is presented after providing background information or building a rationale, often used to soften negative news.