LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT

In Trinidad and Tobago, the highest level of Government is the:

• Tobago House of Assembly

• Central Government

• Local Government

• The Borough of Chaguanas

The arm of Central Government responsible for setting policies is the __________________

Trinidad and Tobago has a bi-cameral legislature. This means that the Parliament is made up of:

• 2 houses.

• 4 houses.

• 3 houses.

• 1 house.

Elections for members of the House of Representatives are held every:

• 2 years.

• 5 years.

• 4 years.

• 3 years.

The House of Representatives in Central Government comprise ____ seats

• 12 seats

• 36 seats

• 41 seats

• 15 seats

List four (4) functions of Central Government:

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In Central Government, the geographical area represented by a member of Parliament is called a/an:

• Constituent.

• Floating Voter.

• Electorate.

• Constituency.

The agency shown in this image is responsible for:

• Regulating the conduct of elections.

• Co-ordinating relief efforts after a disaster.

• Providing services like education.

• Providing services like health care.

In Tobago, the Head of the Island Government is the ____________________

In Trinidad, the two (2) cities in the Local Government body are:

• Chaguanas and Port of Spain.

• San Fernando and Arima.

• Port of Spain and San Fernando.

• San Fernando and Diego Martin.