Government and political structure in the UK

Who is the head of the government of the United Kingdom?

• Head of Parliament

• the President

• Prime Minister

• Queen

How is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom chosen?

• By the parliament

• By the decision of the queen

• By the party with the most MPs

• By direct vote of the people

Who represents the interests of their voters in parliament?

• Ministers

• Senators

• Members of Parliament (MPs)

• The Queen

What are the elections called where people vote for a political party?

• Parliamentary elections

• Presidential elections

• General elections

• Local elections

Which government body in the United Kingdom has a bicameral structure?

• Government

• Judiciary

• Local authorities

• Parliament

Which of the following organs is part of the Parliament of the United Kingdom?

• Home Office

• Senate

• House of Lords

• Prime Minister

How many parts are there in the Parliament of the United Kingdom?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

Who has the final word in the country?

• Leader of the opposition

• King

• Prime Minister

• Minister of Defense

Which of the following organs is not part of the parliament?

• Queen

• House of Commons

• Prime Minister

• House of Lords

Which government body is elected by the people in their hometowns?

• Prime Minister

• Members of Parliament (MPs)

• Senators

• Queen