TEST DI EDUCAZIONE CIVICA INGLESE - The Uk Political System

What is the primary role of the Government in the UK?

• To draft new laws

• To manage the country and decide on taxes

• To conduct elections

• To represent the monarchy

Which of the following is NOT a part of Parliament?

• House of Commons

• House of Lords

• The Prime Minister

• The Monarch

How often are Members of Parliament (MPs) elected?

• Every 4 years

• Every 6 years

• Every 3 years

• Every 5 years

What is the role of the Monarch in the legislative process?

• To provide their Royal Assent

• To draft laws

• To manage government departments

• To vote on laws

What is the purpose of debates in Parliament?

• To manage public services

• To pass laws without discussion

• To assist MPs in making informed decisions

• To elect new members

Which of the following is a responsibility of Parliament?

• Appointing judges

• Conducting foreign policy

• Managing the economy

• Checking the work of government

What happens during the State Opening of Parliament?

• Elections are held

• The Prime Minister resigns

• The Monarch addresses both Houses

• New laws are passed

Which of the following is true about the House of Lords?

• Members are elected by the public

• It has 650 members

• It is the dominant House in Parliament

• It includes life peers and bishops

Which body is responsible for reviewing proposed laws in the UK?

• House of Lords

• House of Commons

• Both Houses

• The Prime Minister

What is the term used for a proposed law in Parliament?

• Resolution

• Bill

• Act

• Statute