See For Yourself Video Quiz: The Rapid-fire pace of Texas's legislative process

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. Before this legislative day had started, what had already happened to each of the bills considered?

The bills had become law correct incorrect

The bills had been reported out of committee correct incorrect

The bills had been signed by the governor correct incorrect

The bills had been vetoed by Democrats correct incorrect

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. Which best describes the voting patterns of most of the bills on the Local and Consent Agenda?

Entirely partisan: all Republicans vote against all Democrats correct incorrect

Somewhat partisan: although a few members cross party lines, it is most Republicans voting against most Democrats correct incorrect

Somewhat bipartisan: the winning and losing sides are made of coalitions of Republicans and Democrats correct incorrect

Entirely bipartisan: Republicans and Democrats voting together on the same side correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is the same as a vote on the final passage of the bill in the chamber?

A vote on the First Reading of the bill correct incorrect

A vote on the Second Reading of the bill correct incorrect

A vote on the Third Reading of the bill correct incorrect

A vote on the Fourth Reading of the bill correct incorrect

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. How long did it take for a bill to pass the chamber?

Less than a minute correct incorrect

About five minutes correct incorrect

About one hour correct incorrect

Roughly a day correct incorrect

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. A bill is passed at 1:30, and we see the individual steps that it takes for a bill to pass in one chamber. Which of the following is not a step?

The bill is recognized by the speaker correct incorrect

The bill is read correct incorrect

The minority party gets time to debate the bill correct incorrect

The bill is voted on and passed correct incorrect