UK Political Structure

What is the name of the government system of the United Kingdom?

• Parliamentary Monarchy

• Constitutional Anarchy

• Absolute Dictatorship

• Democratic Republic

What is the main function of Parliament in the United Kingdom?

• Organize sporting events, Collect taxes, Administer justice

• Make laws, represent the people, and oversee the government

Who is the head of state in the United Kingdom?

• Duke of Edinburgh

• Prince William

• King Charles III

• Queen Elizabeth II

What role does the monarchy play in the government of the United Kingdom?

• The British monarchy is responsible for key political decision-making.

• The monarchy in the UK has the authority to appoint the Prime Minister.

• The monarchy in the UK has unlimited legislative powers.

• The monarchy in the UK has a mainly ceremonial and representative role, without real political powers.

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What is the difference between the House of Commons and the House of Lords?

• The House of Commons is democratically elected and has more legislative power, while the House of Lords is more consultative and composed of hereditary, appointed, and ecclesiastical members.

• The House of Commons is composed of life peers, while the House of Lords is elected by popular vote

• The House of Commons has an advisory role, while the House of Lords has legislative power

• The House of Commons is a ceremonial institution, while the House of Lords has executive power

Who is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in the current system?

• Theresa May

• David Cameron

• Jeremy Corbyn

• Boris Johnson

How is the Prime Minister chosen in the United Kingdom?

• By drawing lots among political parties

• By appointment of the monarch

• By direct popular vote

• By the political party that wins the majority of seats in the House of Commons

What powers does the monarchy have in the government of the United Kingdom?

• The monarchy has judicial powers in the United Kingdom.

• The monarchy in the United Kingdom mainly has ceremonial and representative powers, without real political powers.

• The monarchy has legislative powers in the United Kingdom.

• The monarchy has executive powers in the United Kingdom.

What is the Cabinet in the political system of the United Kingdom?

• It is a group of senior government officials headed by the Prime Minister.

• It is a group of judges responsible for justice in the country.

• It is a committee of scientists that advises the government on health issues.

• It is a set of ambassadors representing the United Kingdom abroad.

What is the role of the Queen in the opening of Parliament?

• Directing the session of Parliament

• Taking the oath of the members of Parliament

• Presenting bills to Parliament

• Delivering the Queen's Speech