GCSE Citizenship - Politics and Participation

Who in the UK Parliament has the most power

• the Speaker

• the Monarch

• the House of Commons

• the House of Lords

What is the judiciary?

• the police

• MPs

• Judges and the court system

• the media

What does FPTP stand for?

• For Past the Percentage

• First Paid Tax Point

• First Past The Point

• First Past The Post

First-Past-The-Post is what type of system?

• Non-proportional

• Proportional

How often is there a General Election?

• Every year

• Every 3 years

• Every 5 years

• Every 4 years

First-Past-The-Post is used for which of the following elections?

• General Election

• London Mayoral elections

• Police and Crime Commisioners

• Scottish Parliment

How many MPs are there in the UK?

• 250

• 326

• 650

• 850

What is a proxy voter?

• A postal vote

• Someone who votes on your behalf

• A vote who chooses not to vote

• A voter who doesn't read the policies

Which two parties formed a coalition government in 2010?

• Labour and Conservatives

• Labour and the Liberal Democrats

• Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats

• Scottish National Party (SNP) and the Conservatives

Which of the following bodies is NOT part of the executive?

• Prime Minister

• civil servants

• the Police

• ministers