Ch 5 Working of Institutions 4

Who appoints the Prime Minister in a parliamentary democracy?

• The Supreme Court

• The Council of Ministers

• The Lok Sabha

• The President

The main role of the Prime Minister in the government is _________

How is the Cabinet different from the Council of Ministers in the Central Executive?

• Cabinet is a smaller group of senior ministers

• Cabinet consists of all categories of Ministers

• Cabinet always consults the Council of Ministers

• Cabinet rarely meets

What is the main reason why Parliamentary Democracy is often known as Cabinet form of Government?

• Because all ministers meet regularly

• Because the Prime Minister is elected by the people

• Because the President has more power

• Because decisions are taken in the Cabinet meetings

Who provides the necessary background information to the ministers in the government?

• The Prime Minister

• The Secretaries

• The President

• The Council of Ministers

What is the official name for the body that includes all the Ministers in the government?

• Council of Ministers

• Rajya Sabha

• Cabinet

• Lok Sabha

What is the tenure of the Prime Minister in a parliamentary democracy?

• 3 years

• 10 years

• No fixed tenure

• 5 years

Who decides who should be included in the inner ring of the Council of Ministers?

• The Supreme Court

• The President

• The Lok Sabha

• The Prime Minister

What is the role of the President in a parliamentary democracy?

• To make all the decisions

• To appoint the Prime Minister

• To lead the Council of Ministers

• To represent the country internationally

When the _______ quits , the entire ministry quits.