SOCIAL STUDIES-ANAYA 2

What are the three branches of the federal government?

• A) Legislative, Executive, and Judicial

• B) Legislative, Administrative, and Executive

• C) Legislative, Parliamentary, and Administrative

What does the Legislative Branch consist of?

• A) The Senate and the Governor General

• B) The House of Commons and the Senate

• C) The Prime Minister and the MPs

What is the main responsibility of Parliament?

• A) Enforcing laws

• B) Making laws

• C) Implementing laws

.Who are the decision-makers of Parliament?

• .A) The Legislative Branch

• .B) The Executive Branch

• .C) The Judicial Branch

What is the role of the Executive Branch?.

• .A) Implement laws

• B) Interpret laws.

• C) Resolve disagreements about laws.

.What does the Judicial Branch do?

• .A) Writes new laws

• .B) Decides the meaning of laws and applies them

• C) Implements laws.

.Which branch deals with disagreements about aspects of the law?

• .A) Judicial Branch

• .B) Executive Branch

• .C) Legislative Branch

What are members of Parliament (MPs) responsible for?.

• .A) Leading the government

• .B) Writing and approving provincial laws

• .C) Representing their local constituency at the federal level

.Who do citizens vote for during a federal election?

• .A) Their local representative

• .B) Their local representative

• .C) The Prime Minister directly

.What happens if a local representative wins an election?

• .A) They join the Judicial Branch

• .B) They become a member of Parliament (MP)

• .C) They are appointed to the Senate