Monarchy Quiz

What is a monarchy?

• A government where the country is led by a president elected by the people.

• A government where the country is led by a king or queen who inherits their position from a family member.

• A government where the country is led by a group of elected officials.

• A government where the country is led by a dictator who takes power by force.

How has the form of government known as monarchy been used throughout history?

• It has been used only in modern times.

• It has been used only in ancient civilizations.

• It has been used throughout history in many different countries.

• It has never been used as a form of government.

Who is in charge in a monarchy?

• The president

• The prime minister

• The monarch

• The chancellor

In modern times, the power of a monarch is often limited by what?

• A constitution or a parliamentary system

• The people directly

• Unlimited power

• Military force

What is the main role of the monarch?

• To control the economy

• To represent the country and its people

• To enact laws

• To lead military forces

Which of the following is a ceremonial duty of the monarch?

• Attending school functions

• Opening parliament or attending state events

• Managing government finances

• Conducting scientific research

What does the monarch symbolize for the nation?

• Economic prosperity

• Unity and continuity

• Technological advancement

• Cultural diversity

What is one defining characteristic of a monarchy in terms of succession?

• The ruler is elected by the people.

• The position of ruler is passed down through a specific line of succession.

• The ruler is chosen by a council of elders.

• The position of ruler is decided by a competitive tournament.

What happens when the current monarch dies or abdicates in a hereditary succession system?

• The youngest child becomes the next ruler.

• A new ruler is elected by the government.

• The eldest child or another designated family member becomes the next ruler.

• The position remains vacant until a suitable ruler is found.

How is the line of succession determined in England?

• By seniority among the royal family members.

• By the direct heirs of Queen Elizabeth II, regardless of gender.

• By a vote among the nobility.

• By the next male relative in line.