Cabinet Government

A. It introduces important bills in the house
B. It defends the policy of the Government on the floor of house
C. In introduces the budget in the Parliament
D. None of the above

A. All the members of Cabinet must be taken from the same political party
B. The members of the/Cabinet should be taken from all the political parties
C. Members of Cabinet should be taken from various parties in proportion to their strength in the Parliiament
D. None of the above

A. Single party system
B. Two-party system
C. Multi-party system
D. Partyless system

A. He presides over the meetings of the Cabinet
B. Cabinet is constituted around him
C. He can include anyone he likes in his Cabinet
D. He can dismiss any member of the Cabinet

A. All the ministers swim or sink together
B. All the decisions are taken by the Cabinet Ministers collectively
C. The decisions taken by the Cabinet must be-formally signed by all the ministers
D. None of the above

A. Only his resignation
B. Resignation of Defence Minister as well as the Prime Minister
C. Resignation of the entire Cabinet
D. None of the above

A. Clearly ear-marking the spheres of the two organs of government
B. By ensuring harmonious relations between the two
C. By freeing the executive of all control by the legislature
D. By protecting the legislature against undue interference by the executive

A. It makes changes in government possible without formal elections
B. It makes changes in government possible through elections
C. It ensures the accountability of the ministers to the people through their representatives
D. It appraises the people with the problems facing the country

A. It invariably provide; freedom to press
B. It makes provision for free and compulsory education
C. All the problems facing the country are freely discussed parliament and through other medias
D. Of all the above reasons

A. The leader of the majority party in the Parliament
B. Nominated by the Speaker of the popular house
C. Nominated by the head of the state
D. None of the above