KUIZ CTU554 - BAB 7

What type of government system does Malaysia practice?

• Parliamentary democracy with a constitutional monarch

• Absolute monarchy

• Presidential republic

• Socialist republic

Which of the following are the three main components of the Malaysian Parliament?

• Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Dewan Negara, and Dewan Rakyat

• Prime Minister, Cabinet, and Judiciary

• State Assemblies, Local Councils, and Federal Government

• Sultan, Chief Minister, and State Executive Council

How can the Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) check the power of the Prime Minister and Cabinet?

• By directly appointing new ministers

• By passing a vote of no confidence

• By dissolving the monarchy

• By interpreting the constitution

What body has the power to interpret laws passed by Parliament and declare them unconstitutional if there is ambiguity or conflict?

• The Yang di-Pertuan Agong

• The Cabinet

• The Courts

• The State Assemblies

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Which of the following institutions is NOT explicitly mentioned as being contained within the provisions of the Malaysian Constitution?

• Federal and State Governments

• The Yang di-Pertuan Agong

• The Parliament

• The Election Commission

What was the primary reason for the introduction of Rukun Negara?

• To establish a new economic policy

• To strengthen national unity after a significant event

• To formalize the role of the monarchy

• To promote international relations

Which of the following is considered a sensitive matter in the Malaysian Constitution that cannot be openly questioned?

• Economic policies

• Environmental regulations

• The position of the Malay language

• Public transportation fares

What is the term for a law passed by the State Legislative Assembly in most Malaysian states?

• Act

• Ordinance

• Enactment

• Regulation