The monarch, then, is the personification of the __________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The British have always been ruled by a monarch, except for a brief period during the _____ century:

   A. 16th
   B. 17th
   C. 18th
   D. 19th

2. The system of government that exists in ______ today can perhaps be best described as a mixed governmental system, with the monarch seeming to be, and Parliament in fact being, the senior partner:

   A. Britain
   B. Germany
   C. France
   D. USA

3. The champion of absolute sovereignty of monarch was:____________?

   A. Hobbes
   B. Laski
   C. MacIver
   D. Marsiglio of Padua

4. What do people get in return for surrendering their freedom to an absolute monarch, according to Rousseau?

   A. Preservation
   B. Security
   C. Peace
   D. Nothing of any value

5. UK Parliament is dissolved by the __________

   A. Monarch
   B. Speaker
   C. Deputy Speaker
   D. Prime Minister

6. The Presiding officer of the House of Lords is: __________?

   A. The Speaker
   B. The Lord Chancellor
   C. The Queen
   D. The Prime Minister

7. Lord Chancellor is the only Cabinet Minister whose salary is same as that of:__________?

   A. The President
   B. The Prime Minister
   C. The Attorney General
   D. The Chief Justice

8. Mr. Harold Wilson came to power in:__________?

   A. 1945
   B. 1951
   C. 1964
   D. None of them

9. The nature of English constitution is:__________?

   A. Evolutionary
   B. Parliamentary
   C. Revolutionary
   D. Subtle

10. Cabinet grew with the increase in the supremacy of:__________?

    A. Parliament
    B. King or Queen
    C. House of Lords
    D. Prime Minister