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Politics Quiz

Test your knowledge of politics with this quiz. Explore questions related to government, elections, and political systems.

What is the purpose of an election?

Selecting a leader

Electing a celebrity

Appointing a monarch

Choosing a dictator

What is the role of the President in a democratic government?

Representing the country

Enforcing laws

Commanding the military

Making laws

What is the function of the Prime Minister in a parliamentary system of government?

To represent the judiciary

To manage the legislative branch

To lead the government

To oversee the military

What is a parliamentary system of government?

A system with a single legislative chamber

A system where the executive is separate from the legislature

A system with a President and Prime Minister

A system where the monarch holds all power

What is the difference between a presidential and parliamentary system of government?

The President is the head of state and government in a presidential system, while the Prime Minister is the head of government in a parliamentary system.

The President has more executive powers in a presidential system, while the Prime Minister has more legislative powers in a parliamentary system.

The President is directly accountable to the people in a presidential system, while the Prime Minister is accountable to the Parliament in a parliamentary system.

The President is elected by the people in a presidential system, while the Prime Minister is appointed by the President in a parliamentary system.