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WorksheetsBTEC L3Y1 - U1 - LESSON 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
The Houses of Commons represents who?
The Public
The Members of Parliament
The Lords
The Government
Which TWO roles does the Houses of Commons Have?
Judicial work - courts
Controlling Finance
Examining European proposals
Independent expertise
What is 'Prime Minister Question'?
The PM will question the government about laws
The PM will have a set of questions to MPs
MPs can ask the PM any question and the PM must review it in the future
MPs can ask the PM any question and the PM must respond
What does 'constituency' mean?
Area e.g. council
Government Party
A House in Parliament
A group of MPS
How many seats are there in the Houses of Commons
820
650
200
150
How many members are in the Houses of Lords?
830
730
630
530
Once a new law has been approved by both Houses, what will then happen?
The Houses of Commons will get the Monarch to give the final approval.
The Houses of Lords will get the Monarch to give the final approval.
Which TWO members of the House of Lords are appointed by the Queen?
The Prime Minister
Bishops & Archbishops
Local MPs
Law Lords – Salaried full time senior judges
Are the Houses of Lords in charge of the UK's supreme court of appeal?
YES
NO
Which TWO roles does the Houses of Lords Have?
Judicial work - courts
Controlling Finance
Examining European proposals
Independent expertise
