Alberta Provincial Government

A constituency is 

• a person in government.
• a geographical area represented by  one MLA.
• a representative of the Queen.
• a person living in one electoral district.

The premier of the province is

• the leader of the party that won the most seats.
• The person voted in by the people of the province.
• The smartest person in the province.
• The person chosen by the Queen  to rule.

One of the following is NOT a job of an MLA

• to meet with constituents.
• to be present when the Legislature is in session.
• to raise money for the people of Alberta.
• to find out the needs of constituents.

The  letters MLA stand  for

• Member of the Long Assembly
• Member of the Legislative Assembly
• Men Longing for Adventure
• Member of Parliament

A cabinet minister 

• is busy building cabinets
• is in charge of a special ministry or government job.
• always tries to oppose the government.
• is the only one who can propose laws.

The role of the Official Opposition is

• make life miserable for the government.
• to represent the Queen.
• to oppose all policies introduced by the government.
• to challenge and debate the government policies

One of the following is NOT a job of the Lieutenant-Governor

• represent the monarch
• read the speech from the throne
• take sides in debates in the House
• give Royal Assent to bills.

One of the following is NOT a job of the Lieutenant-Governor

• represent the monarch
• read the speech from the throne
• take sides in debates in the House
• give Royal Assent to bills.

To give Royal Assent means

• the Lieutenant-Governor always says YES.
• the Queen must visit Canada at least once a year.
• the Queen must read and approve all bills before they  become law.
• to give final approval to   bills that pass Third reading. 

In the legislature, a "bill" is 

• a proposed law
• the charge for meeting with an MLA.
• when the  Speaker of the House kicks someone out.
• When a law is overturned.