British politics

At what age can you vote?

• Middle age

• 21

• 18

• No idea

What are the three parts of British government system?

• The library, Big Ben, the dining room

• MPs, the Speaker, the Queen

• The House of Commons, the Prime Minister, the Cabinet

• The House of Commons, the House of Lords, the monarch

How often do general elections take place?

• When number 10 Downing Street needs redecorating

• Every leap year

• At least every five years, although not all Parliaments run the whole five years

• When the MPs want to go on holiday

Who do MPs represent?

• No-one

• Themselves

• The Prime Minister

• Their constituents

In a general election, whom are you voting for?

• The person with the most fashionable clothes

• The person you would like to see as Prime Minister

• Members of the House of Lords

• The MP who will represent your constituency in the House of Commons

Can a monarch change the law?

• Yes, but only on her birthday

• Yes, as long as the monarch puts a good case to the government

• No, the monarch has no power over the government

• Yes, if the rest of the royal family agrees

Which political party in GB calls for strong citizens, civil rights, free education, electoral reform?

• Conservatives

• Green

• Liberal Democrates

• Labour

How many constituencies are there in Great Britain?

• 533

• 650

• 990

• 600

Who is the current leader of the Conservative Party?

• Theresa May

• Margaret Thatcher

• Jack Osbourne

• Diane Abbott

The name for all the people who are registered to vote?

• Referendum

• Turnout

• Constituency

• Electorate