SSM 115: MODULE 2 ASSESSMENT

What is the definition of the Parliamentary form of government?

• The executive is derived from the legislative body

• There is only one person as the head of the state and government

• The President is the chief executive

• The Prime Minister has the power to dissolve the lower house

In the Parliamentary form of government, who is the real executive?

• President

• Prime Minister

• Cabinet

• House of People

In the Presidential form of Government, who is the head of the state and government?

• There is only one person as the head of the state and government

• The executive is derived from the legislative body

• The Prime Minister has the power to dissolve the lower house

• The President is the chief executive

In the Parliamentary form of government, who is accountable to the Parliament for its acts?

• Prime Minister

• President

• Council of Ministers

• Cabinet

In the Presidential form of Government, who can be appointed as secretaries in the executive body?

• Only members of the legislature

• Persons other than those working in the legislature

• Only the President's advisors

• Only members of Parliament

What is the main difference in the separation of powers between the Parliamentary and Presidential systems?

• The powers are separated in the Parliamentary system

• The legislative and executive body work harmoniously

• The judiciary body works independently

• The three organs of the government work independently of each other

Who has the power to dissolve the lower house in a Parliamentary government?

• House of People

• Cabinet

• Prime Minister

• President

In which system does fusion of powers exist?

• Both systems

• Neither system

• Presidential system

• Parliamentary system

What is the tenure of the executive in a Presidential system?

• Dependent on the Parliament

• Dependent on the Prime Minister

• Dependent on the President

• Fixed

In which system can the President dissolve the lower house?

• Neither system

• Both systems

• Presidential system

• Parliamentary system