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Institutions of the EU
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Questions in this quiz (10)
1How many members are in the EU?
- A28
- B29
- C30
- D31
2The EU is a nation-state
- ATrue
- BFalse
3How would you describe the EU?
- ASupranational union
- BHyperinternational union
- CMegapolitical union
- DSuperglobalized union
4Which of the following are institutions of the EU?
- AEuropean Council
- BNATO
- CCouncil of the EU
- DInternational Criminal Court
- EEuropean Commission
- FHouse of Representatives
- GEuropean Parliament
5Name the president of the European Commission
- ASchmit
- BJuncker
- CMuller
- DWeber
6What is the difference between the European Commission and the European Council?
- AThe European Commission is an elected body. The European Council represents all countries in Europe, including Switzerland and Norway
- BThe European Commission is not directly elected and acts in the interest of all member states. The European Council represents the member states' individual governments
7Which ones are official languages of the EU?
- AFrench
- BGerman
- CTurkish
- DIrish Gaelic
- EBulgarian
- FRussian
8What are the four fundamental freedoms of the EU?
- AFree movement of goods
- BFree movement of tax revenues
- CFree movement of people
- DFree movement of capital
- EFree movement of civil servants
- Ffree movement of services
9Who composed the anthem of the EU?
- AMozart
- BBeethoven
- CBach
- DVivaldi
10What is the principle of subsidiarity?
- AThe EU may only act (i.e. make laws) where action of individual countries is insufficient
- BThe support the EU gives in the form of subsidies to farmers
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