What happens after a bill is passed in one house of the legislature? a. the bill is sent to the other house for consideration. b. the bill is assigned a number and printed. c. the bill goes to the governor to be signed. d. nothing is done to the bill at this point.

a.  The bill is sent to the other house for consideration.

Explanation:

Bills can be introduced in either house, but any bill always has to pass both houses of Congress by a majority vote to become law. The only exception would be that bills for raising revenue have to emerge from the House, and not from the Senate. After the bill has passed out of Congress, it is transmitted to the President, who can finally sign it to become a law.

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