Branches of Government in Canada

Which branch of government in Canada is responsible for making laws?

• Administrative branch

• Legislative branch

• Executive branch

• Judicial branch

Who is the head of the Executive Branch in Canada?

• President

• Prime Minister

• King

• Chancellor

Which branch of government in Canada is responsible for representing the people?

• Administrative

• Judicial

• Executive

• Legislative

What is the role of the Cabinet in the Canadian government?

• The Cabinet in the Canadian government is responsible for ceremonial duties.

• The Cabinet in the Canadian government is in charge of creating new laws.

• The Cabinet in the Canadian government is responsible for foreign policy decisions.

• The role of the Cabinet in the Canadian government is to make important decisions and advise the Prime Minister.

Who is the head of state in Canada?

• Prime Minister

• Leader of the Opposition

• Governor General

• Speaker of the House

What is the main function of the Legislative Branch in Canada?

• Enforce laws

• Make laws

• Interpret laws

• Execute laws

Who appoints the ministers in the Canadian executive branch?

• Parliament

• Prime Minister

• Governor General

• King

What is the role of a minister in the Canadian government?

• To represent Canada in international negotiations.

• To oversee and manage a specific government department or portfolio.

• To enforce laws and regulations.

• To provide legal advice to the Prime Minister.

How are members of the House of Commons elected in Canada?

• Through elections in all constituencies

• Through a popular vote by the citizens of Canada.

• Through a lottery system.

• Through appointment by the Prime Minister.