Pass (Group 3), 25 May

In mixed systems, voters cast ... vote(s).

• alternative

• two

• one mixed-party

• one

When the decision is already made, it can be revoked following a(n) ... referendum.

• rejective

• preventive

• suppressive

• abrogative

In order to avoid too fragmented parliaments, electoral legislation imposes ... .

• compulsory decision-making for deputies

• two-party systems

• compulsory voting

• thresholds

In the USA, a candidate that was given absolute majority of ... is elected to the presidency.

• 
  popular votes

• electoral colleges

• electoral votes

• representative votes

The leader of the presidential race was closely chased after by the other ... .

• successors

• trotters

• followers

• challengers

In case no candidate wins a majority of votes in the forst round of election, a ... is held.

• second term

• joint session

• runoff election

• popular election

It became clear that the terrorists' ... was an international airport.

• purpose

• target

• goal

• aim

Terrorist thugs have ... violence on innocent people.

• exposed

• unleashed

• pursued

• appeased

At first the government tried to ... the terrorists, but then the government understood that they were to ... to violence, too.

• appease;
  resort

• negotiate;

  stick

• accede;

  turn

• avert;

  turn

Abolition of governors' elections is a typical ... to terrorism.

• overreaction

• loss

• threat

• weapon