When a bill is voted on in congress, all of the following are actions that can be taken on the bill except:
a.
approve
b.
send back to committee
c.
deny
d.
drop

D) Drop.

Explanation:

For a bill to become a law it must be approved on both houses of Congress and signed into law by the President. Until goes all this way it must be passed during the same congressional session of its proposal, otherwise it is dropped. The bills will pass through a committee consideration, floor debate and conference committees, the controversial bills will often pass conference committees after they pass the first two stages. So the answer is dropped because once the bill has been already approved it can’t be dropped, it only can be dropped if it was not approved yet.

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