Who presides over the House of Commons? A) The Queen B) The Prime Minister C)The Speaker
The Speaker
New Members of Parliament are voted for in the General Election which is held A) Every 4 years B)Every 5 years C) Every year
B-Every 5 years
Whose members are not elected: the House of Commons or House of Lords?
Membership of the House of Lords is by appointment.
How often does the King/Queen meet the Prime Minister for updates? Once a week? Once a month? Once a year?
Once a week (The PM often meets the King/Queen on Wednesdays)
British Constitution is an unwritten document. True or False?
True
The Queen has no real power in the British government. Is it True or False?
True. Yet she is the symbol of the country.
Which political party is currently in power in the UK?
Conservative Party
What is the name of this place?
The Palace of Westminster
Can you clap in the House of Commons?
NO.
The Parliament consists of the House of Commons and House of Lords. Which house has more power?
House of Commons
Which branch has the function of making laws? A)The Legislative B)The Executive C)The Judiciary
A- The Legislative