The entire senate or house acting as a whole to debate,amend,vote on,enact,pass,or defeat proposed legislation defines

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When the entire senate or house acts as a whole to debate, amend, vote on, enact, pass, or defeat proposed legislation, it is called floor action. This is the primary way that legislation is considered by the full body of Congress.

B) Quorum refers to the minimum number of members needed to be present in order for the body to conduct business. 
C) Emoting is not a term related to the legislative process. 
D) Chubbing refers to the practice of using time-consuming tactics, such as making long speeches or introducing many amendments, to delay or prevent a vote on a particular piece of legislation.

The Entire Senate or House Acting as a Whole to Debate,amend,vote