Final answer:
The Legislative Branch matches with the House of Representatives and Senate, while the Executive Branch consists of the Presidency and Presidential Cabinet. The question incorrectly listed Justices and the Senate under the Executive Branch; Justices are part of the Judicial Branch.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question involves matching the correct components to the respective branches of the U.S. Government. The Legislative Branch is correctly matched with the House of Representatives and the Senate in both statements 1) and 3). The Executive Branch includes the President and the Presidential Cabinet, but does not include the Justices of the Supreme Court, nor does the Senate fall under the Executive Branch. The Senate is part of the Legislative Branch. The Justices are part of the Judicial Branch, which is separate from the Executive and Legislative branches.
Correct matches from the question would be:
1) Legislative Branch: Column 1 = House of Reps, Column 2 = Senate
3) Legislative Branch: Column 1 = Senate, Column 2 = House of Reps
Correct matches for the Executive Branch, not listed in the question, would be: Executive Branch: Column 1 = Presidency, Column 2 = Presidential Cabinet