Nhóm 4

1. The British Parliament is made up of the ‘House of Lords’ and the ‘House of Commons’. Which one of the following statements is true?

• (a) Only the members of the House of Lords are elected by the public.

• (b) Only the members of the House of Commons are elected by the public

• (c) All the members of both Houses are elected by the public.

• (d) A and B are correct

2. Which of the two bodies is considered the “upper chamber”?

• (a) The House of Lords

• (b) The House of Knights

• (c) The House of Commons

• (d) The Senate

3. The main responsibility of the House of Lords is:

• (a) To create bills 

• (b) To vote on legislation

• (c) The House of Lords has no real power except to suspend bills passed in the lower chamber

• (d) To regulate taxes

4. A bicameral legislature is one that:

• (a) Is made up of two houses

• (b) Has the power to pass laws

• (c) Contains at least 200 people

• (d) Contains officials elected through an electoral college

5. All of the following are powers of the Senate EXCEPT

• (a) Approving the appointment of cabinet heads

• (b) Initiating all revenue bills

• (c) Approving treaties with foreign nations

• (d) Holding impeachment trials

6. U.S. elected representative for how many years?

• (a) Six (6).

• (b) Two (2).

• (c) Four (4).

• (d) Eight (8).

7. Which of the answer is true to congress and parliament

• (a) Both check and scrutinize the power and authority of the executive at different level

• (b) Both legislatures represent the supreme law making of their respective state

• (c) They’re both have political parties that represent and dominate the legislature process

• (d) All of the above

The British Parliament is made up of the ‘House of Lords’ and the ‘House of Commons’. Which one of the following statements is true?

• (a) Only the members of the House of Lords are elected by the public.

• (b) Only the members of the House of Commons are elected by the public.

• (c) All the members of both Houses are elected by the public.

What is the formal title of the Minister who is responsible for the British Government’s financial and economic matters?

• (a) Chancellor of the Bank of England

• (b) Chancellor of the Budget

• (c) Chancellor of the Exchequer

Who is the United Kingdom’s Head of State?

• (a) The Queen

• (a) The Queen

• (c) The Archbishop of Canterbury