The confirmation of Presidential appointments by the senate is part of the unique power possessed by Senate.
The unique power granted to the senate in this case also mean the non-legislative power granted by the constitution.
US Constitution grants some Non-legislative power to the Legislative branch and it includes:
- The abilities to amend the constitution.
- The power to approve or reject the presidential appointments.
- Power to investigate matters that interfere with or impede its legislative duties.
- Power to impeach officials etc
Therefore, the Option B is correct since the unique power of the senate is also known as a non-legislative power.
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