Is It is a fairly simple process to pass a Bill?

Yes it is a simple process, but hard to accomplish

Explanation:

It must be sponsored by a Representative, then it moves to be studied by an appointed committee where it is either approved or denied to move on. If approved, it is assigned a date to be voted on, and must win by simple majority (of 435) in the House it is moved to another committee to be approved or killed, if approved it moves through the Senate and again must win by simple majority (51). Congress as a whole then discuss any modifications they wish to see to the bill and it is returned to be voted on one more time. If approved, it is enrolled (printed) and has 10 days for the President to either veto or pass the bill, if passed that bill is now law.

It is a pretty simple process but is incredibly tedious and slow moving. The tension between the two parties in Congress can kill a bill in either the house or senate out of spite, and always can be veto'd by the President if they see if.

question 10: the answer is c, to their constituents address a problem.

question 11: i think it would be domestic bills, which deal with american issues only and public bills, which affect the whole nation.