Which term refers to a member of the U.S. House of Representatives?

Which term refers to a member of the U.S. House of Representatives?

• A. U.S. Representative
• B. U.S. Senator
• C. Lobbyist
• D. Media

Answer: (A)

A member who serves in the House of Representatives is called a U.S. Representative. The House is the part of Congress that represents people in districts, and its members are elected to two-year terms. This title specifically identifies those who serve in the House, as opposed to U.S. Senators who serve in the Senate, lobbyists who work to influence lawmakers, or the media, which are not government officials. So the term U.S. Representative is the correct label for someone who is part of the House.

A member who serves in the House of Representatives is called a U.S. Representative. The House is the part of Congress that represents people in districts, and its members are elected to two-year terms. This title specifically identifies those who serve in the House, as opposed to U.S. Senators who serve in the Senate, lobbyists who work to influence lawmakers, or the media, which are not government officials. So the term U.S. Representative is the correct label for someone who is part of the House.