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EU Institutions

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which Institution primarily consists of Heads of Governments?

a)

The European Parliament

b)

The European Council

c)

The Council of Ministers

d)

The European Commission

2.

Which of the following Institutions has the "right of initiative?"

a)

The European Central Bank

b)

The European Parliament

c)

The Council of Ministers

d)

The European Commission

3.

What is the the 'Co-decision Procedure?'

a)

A procedure where every single EU institution works together to make decisions

b)

A procedure where two institutions work together to make decisions

4.

Which two institutions are involved in the 'Co-decision procedure?'

a)

The European Parliament & the Commission

b)

The Commission & the European Council

c)

The European Parliament & the Council of Ministers

d)

The Commission & the Council of Ministers

5.

What is "Democratic Supervision?"

a)

The powers that the Parliament exercises over the Commission

b)

The powers that the Commission exercises over the Parliament

6.

Democratic Supervision exists because the Commission is...

a)

Elected

b)

Unelected

7.

What is the Double Majority?

a)

A supranational voting mechanism

b)

An intergovernmental voting mechanism

8.

What is the voting weight required for a decision to pass under the Double Majority?

a)

65% of the EU population, representing 55% of member states

b)

65% of member states, representing 55% of the population

9.

What significant role does the European Central Bank have?

a)

It sets interest rates across all members of the EU

b)

It sets interest rates across members of the Eurozone (countries that use the Euro)

10.

What is the role of the European Court of Justice?

a)

To ensure compliance with UK law

b)

To ensure compliance with International law

c)

To ensure compliance with EU law

11.

What was the 'Factortame Case?'

a)

A landmark case that asserted the primacy of EU law ahead of UK law in areas where competence has been transferred to the EU

b)

A landmark case that asserted the primacy of UK law ahead of EU law in areas where competence has been transferred to the EU

12.

What is the "Democratic Deficit?"

a)

The concept that there is a surplus of democracy in the EU

b)

The concept that there is a lack of democracy in the EU

c)

The concept that there is a good balance of democracy in the EU