Introduction: Match each position in the Senate with its description.

Majority Leader

is a ceremonial role held by the senior

senator from the majority party

President Pro Tempore

is referred to as the "President of the

Senate."

Whip

is the most powerful member of the

Senate

Vice President

is an assistant to a party leader and is

responsible for organizing votes.

Majority Leader - is a ceremonial role held by the senior senator from the majority party.

President Pro Tempore - is the most powerful member of the Senate.

Whip - is an assistant to a party leader and is responsible for organizing votes.

Vice President - is referred to as the "President of the Senate."

Explanation:

Majority Leader is the ceremonial role or position held by the floor leader of the majority party in the Senate. He is the chief spokesperson for his party in the Senate.

President Pro Tempore is a position that is the second-highest in the Senate. This official can be from anyone who's a member of the Senate and can take over the presiding role of the Senate in the absence of the Vice President.

A Whip is the assistant of the floor leader in the Senate. his main work includes monitoring and organizing votes.

The Vice President is the "President of the Senate" even though he may not be a member of the Senate. He is the presiding officer in the Senate.