WorksheetsSpain's politics and culture
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which is the most important law in Spain?
The Statute of Autonomy
Rights and Responsabilities
The Constitution
The Crown of Spain
Which are the symbols of the State of Spain
The flag
The coat of arms
The Parliament
The national anthem
The Head of the State
What is the Spanish national motto?
Plus ultra
Further more
Royal March
Coat of Arms
The Constitution establishes Spain as a
Dictatiorship
Republic
Parliamentary Monarchy
Absolute Monarchy
The current Head of State is
Juan Carlos I
Felipe VI
Felipe IV
Pedro Sánchez
The Crown of Spain is hereditary, which means that:
The Spanish throne passes from parents to children.
There is an election to vote for the new monarch.
The king of Spain decides who is going to be his or her heir
What are the three powers that the Spanish Constitution establish?
Legislative
Parliamentary
Executive
Judicial
Constitutional
The Parliament in Spain is made up of:
The Congress of Citizens
The Congress of Deputies
The Supreme Court
The Senate
Following the General election the party with most votes form the Government (El Gobierno) , made up of:
The deputies and the senators.
The judges and magistrates
The Prime Minister and the ministers
The Mayor and councillors
Who is the Head of the Government and chooses the ministers?
The Prime Minister
The King
The magistrate
Senators
The highest judicial bodies are:
The Congress of Deputies
The Supreme Court
The Parliament
The Constitutional Court
Who votes in general elections?
Spanish citizens of 18 years old or over
Spanish citizens of 21 years old or over.
All the Spanish citizens.
Only Soldiers
Spain is divided into:
17 Autonomous Communities.
19 Autonomous Communities and two Autonomous cities
17 Autonomous Communities and two Autonomous cities.
19 Autonomous Communities
The regional Government is made up by:
The President and the councillors
The Prime Minister and the ministers
The King and the Queen.
What is the main law of the Autonomous Communities?
The Constitution
The Statute of Parliament
The Statute of Autonomy
The Supreme Court
How many provinces are there in Castilla-La Mancha?
4
3
5
What is the capital city of Castilla-La Mancha?
Cuenca
Albacete
Madrid
Toledo
