Introduce a Bill Speaker of the House sends it to appropriate committee Bills that survive committee are put on calendar House Rules Committee helps direct the flow of major legislation "Committe of the whole'needed The information above would best be titled Rules for All Committees Set Forth by the Constitution Method to Grant Patents under the US Constitution Procedures for enacting laws in the House of Representative Procedures for enacting laws in the Senate

## Step 1<br />The problem presents a series of steps that describe the process of how a bill becomes a law in the House of Representatives. The steps include the introduction of a bill, the bill being sent to the appropriate committee, the bill being put on the calendar if it survives the committee, the House Rules Committee directing the flow of major legislation, and the 'Committee of the whole' being needed.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />The task is to identify the title that best describes this process. The options provided are:<br />- Rules for All Committees Set Forth by the Constitution<br />- Method to Grant Patents under the US Constitution<br />- Procedures for enacting laws in the House of Representatives<br />- Procedures for enacting laws in the Senate<br /><br />## Step 3<br />The first two options, "Rules for All Committees Set Forth by the Constitution" and "Method to Grant Patents under the US Constitution", do not accurately describe the process outlined in the problem. The first option is too broad and does not specifically focus on the House of Representatives, while the second option is unrelated to the process of law-making.<br /><br />## Step 4<br />The last two options, "Procedures for enacting laws in the House of Representatives" and "Procedures for enacting laws in the Senate", are more relevant. However, the process described in the problem is specific to the House of Representatives, not the Senate.