A. Protestant
B. Communist
C. Catholic
D. Buddhist
Related Mcqs:
- The Queen’s Bench Divisions presided by:____________?
A. The Lord Chancellor
B. The Lord Chief Justice
C. The Justice of Peace
D. Stipendiary Magistrate - The Queen can pardon or reprieve offenders on the advice of:______________?
A. The Lord Chancellor
B. The Prime Minister
C. The Deputy Speaker
D. The Home Secretary - The Queen appoints judges on the advice of the Prime Minister or:____________?
A. The Home Secretary
B. The Speaker
C. The Deputy Speaker
D. The Lord Chancellor - The Queen can do no wrong means:_______________?
A. The Queen is immune from the jurisdiction of law
B. The Queen has no power of ruling
C. The Queen has immense power of ruling
D. The Queen is above law - The husband of United Kingdom Queen is to be called:______________?
A. The Duke of Edinburgh
B. The King
C. The Prime Minister
D. None of them - The King or Queen is the symbol of:____________?
A. Democracy
B. Fedualism
C. Constitutional continuity
D. Imperial unity - Sovereignty of Queen of Great Britain can be classified as:___________?
A. Titular sovereignty
B. Real sovereignty
C. Popular sovereignty
D. Legal sovereignty - A member of House of Commons must be at least______________?
A. 18 years of age
B. 20 years of age
C. 21 years of age
D. 23 years of age - According to the Act of 1969, every adult man or women has right to vote must be at least:
A. 18 years of age
B. 19 years of age
C. 20 years of age
D. 21 years of age - The British Courts must accept the laws passed by:____________?
A. The Judiciary
B. The Parliament
C. The Cabinet
D. None of these
