What do you know about UK election?

Who can vote in a general election in Britain?

• a. Any British citizens

• b. Anyone who lives in Britain

• c. Anyone who is over 18

• b. Any British citizen resident in Britain who is 18 or over on the day of the election

How many candidate does a person vote for in a general election?

• As many as they like

• Only 1

• 2

• 1 to 3

What must a person do to be elected in a general election?

• Receive the most votes in the constituency

• Receive at least 5% of the votes

• Receive the support of the Prime Minister

How many constituencies are there in the UK?

• 650

• 533

• 18

• 600

When a candidate receives the most votes in the constituency, he/she will become its ...

• Minister

• Prime Minister

• Member of the Parliament

To be eligible to stand as a candidate in the general election, you must be ...

• A member of police offices or a judge

• A member of the royal family

• British citizen who is at least 18 years old on the day of nomination

Candidates in the general election need to pay a deposit and can only get the return if they receive ...

• the most votes

• at least 5% of the votes

• at least 10% of the votes

• at least 50% of the votes

Can members of the Royal Family vote in the general election?

• No

• Yes

How often does there have to be a general election?

• At least every 6 years

• At least every 4 years

• At least every 3 years

• At least every 5 years

Who decides when to call a general election?

• The Queen

• The Prime Minister

• The people

• The House of Commons