Question
Rick wants to support a bill that is about to be voted on in his state's legislature. How might Rick more effectively support the bill as a member of a special interest group?
A. Rick's vote in the upcoming elections will count for more than it would have if he wasn't a member.
B. Elected officials will read e-mails from special interest groups but not from individuals.
C. Elected officials will allow members of special interest groups to speak at Senate hearings.
D. Elected officials will likely pay more attention to messages that come from a group of people.
A. Rick's vote in the upcoming elections will count for more than it would have if he wasn't a member.
B. Elected officials will read e-mails from special interest groups but not from individuals.
C. Elected officials will allow members of special interest groups to speak at Senate hearings.
D. Elected officials will likely pay more attention to messages that come from a group of people.
Answers
Maria
I think C is the correct answer
Maria
Ellected officials will allow members of special interest group to speak at senate hearings
Ms. Sue
No.
Maria
How about answer A
Ms. Sue
No. I've checked two of your guesses. Now you're on your own.
Maria
thank you
Music Lover 14
The actual answer is D. It makes a lot of sense because that's the way government officials will have their attention because a group of individuals are like-minded on that matter.
cody
its d
Anonymous
what is the answer make up your mind people
1personoutof0people
Yes, indeed the answer IS, in fact, D.
Trinity Watts
D. Elected officials will likely pay more attention to messages that come from a group of people. :)