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Political definitions

Isabel O'Neill 9 preguntas

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  1. 1What is 'Additional Member System' (AMS)?
    1. AA 'mixed' voting system that is made up of elements from First- Past- the- Post and Regional Party-list systems.
    2. BA voting system based on a collection of single-member constituencies. To win a plurality of votes is required. Sometimes called the single-member plurality system (SMP).
    3. CAn electoral system which tends to 'over-represent' larger parties. Typically results in single-party government.
  2. 2Who is the Head of state in the UK?
    1. APrime Minister
    2. BThe EU
    3. CThe Queen
  3. 3What is Parliamentary Sovereignty?
    1. AThe fact that Parliament is the largest government building in the UK
    2. BThe principle that Parliament has absolute and unlimited legal supremacy
    3. CThat Parliament can grant any favour or privilege to any MP or Peer, as they are supreme to the rest of the population
    4. DForm of democracy that works in and through a deliberative assembly which represents the people and makes government accountable
  4. 4An 'MP' is a [blank_start]Member[blank_end] of [blank_start]Parliament[blank_end]
    1. AParliament
    2. BMember
  5. 5Someone who [blank_start]sits[blank_end] in the House of Lords is a [blank_start]Peer[blank_end]
    1. APeer
    2. Bsits
  6. 6A Delegate is someone who is chosen to [blank_start]act[blank_end] for another- to carry out someones i[blank_start]nstruction[blank_end]s, without involving their [blank_start]opinion[blank_end].
    1. Aact
    2. Bnstruction
    3. Copinion
  7. 7A Backbencher is an MP who does not hold a [blank_start]ministerial[blank_end] post, whereas a [blank_start]Frontbencher[blank_end] is an MP who holds a ministerial post.
    1. AMinisterial
    2. BGovernmental
    3. CCivil Service
    4. DRoyal
    5. ESpeaker
    6. FCabinet Member
    7. GFrontbencher
  8. 8What is Parliamentary democracy?
    1. AForm of democracy in which the public interest is decided through debate, discussion and argument amongst either representatives or private citizens
    2. BDemocracy based on the direct, unmeditated and continuous participation of citizens in the tasks of the government
    3. CDemocracy which operates in and through Parliament- based on a 'fusion' between the legislative and executive branches of government
  9. 9What is Parliamentary Government?
    1. AA set of institutions through which the general rules of society are made and enforced
    2. BA system in which there is a fusion of powers between the Executive and Legislative, system which governs through and in parliament
    3. CThe State's supreme authority over its internal affairs, located in a body or bodies that have unchallengeable constitutional authority.

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AS - Level Government and Politics Test sobre Political definitions , creado por Isabel O'Neill el 26/04/2016.
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