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Froggy Jumps Administrative Units: Introduction 2 ( Form 2, Citizenship )Version en ligne Test knowledge on Cameroon's admin units and key terms. par YAKILI LMS 1 What is the role of a Sub-Division in Cameroon? a It handles international diplomacy b It administers a group of villages under a council c It legislates national laws 2 Who heads a Division in Cameroon? a A Mayor b A Prefect c A Governor 3 What is an SDO responsible for? a Supervising public administration at the division level b Leading the judiciary c Drafting national budgets 4 Which unit is smaller than a Division? a Region b Province c Sub-Division 5 Which term means the set of people governing a country? a Lobby group b Judiciary c Executive 6 What is a Cabinet in government? a A local council b A group of senior ministers assisting the President c A religious council 7 Which term refers to influential and powerful people in society? a Public servants b Commoners c Elite 8 What is the role of the Judiciary? a Make all laws b Command the army c Interpret and apply laws 9 What does the Legislature do? a Enforces laws b Interprets laws c Makes laws 10 What is a Proton of protocol in administration? a Official rules for state interactions b Religious ceremonies c Sports etiquette 11 Which body usually drafts national budget? a Judiciary b Executive with cabinet input c Elite council 12 What is a lobby group? a A tourist group b An organization seeking to influence policy c A sports club 13 What is lobbying? a Trying to influence lawmakers or officials b Splitting public funds c Running elections 14 What does marginalization mean in politics? a Promoting all voices equally b Directing all policies c Excluding groups from influence 15 What is a presidential decree? a A local by-law b A command issued by the President c A court ruling 16 Which term describes a formal order by a president? a Municipal order b Constitution c Presidential decree 17 Where do SDOs operate directly? a At the district/division level b In regional parliaments c At the national capital only 18 Which is the smallest administrative unit in many countries? a Sub-Division b Nation c Region 19 Who supervises the Sub-Division staff? a Sub-Divisional Officer b District Governor c President 20 What is the Cameroon administrative term for a district leader? a Regional Manager b Divisional Officer c City Mayor 21 Which body enacts laws in Cameroon? a Executive b Judiciary c Legislature 22 What is the function of the Council at Sub-Division level? a National defense planning b Local development planning c Foreign policy 23 What is the role of a Prefect? a Engages in international trade b Oversees the Division’s administration c Directs the army 24 Which term means the group that runs a country’s day-to-day affairs? a Public b Judiciary c Executive 25 What is the main job of the Cabinet? a Run regional parliaments b Judge crimes c Support the President in decision making 26 What does a District Chairperson typically do? a Lead the army b Coordinate local administration c Draft national treaties 27 Which term refers to the influence by elites? a Public influence b Elite influence c Grassroots pressure 28 Which unit is responsible for local administration in Cameroon? a Sub-Division b Region c Province 29 Which term is about seeking influence over policy by group actions? a Voting b Negotiation c Lobbying 30 Who enforces laws in Cameroon? a Executive b Judiciary c Lobby group 31 Which term describes a formal state order without a parliament? a Municipal by-law b Presidential decree c Constitution 32 What is the role of protocol in government? a Maintain official procedures and etiquette b Draft laws c Police enforcement 33 Which body typically approves budgets in a country? a Executive b Legislature c Judiciary 34 What does marginalization involve in policy? a Promoting all groups equally b Overfunding regions c Disadvantaging certain groups 35 Which unit is responsible for local governance in a town? a Province b Sub-Division c Region 36 What is the main purpose of lobbying? a Enforce policies b Influence decision makers c Impose laws 37 Which term refers to the body that creates laws in Cameroon? a Executive b Judiciary c Legislature 38 What is the Cabinet composed of? a Regional chiefs b Local councillors c Senior ministers and advisors 39 Which administrative unit is above a Sub-Division? a Division b Village c Ward 40 Who works under a Prefect in Cameroon’s administrative structure? a Mayors b Sub-Divisional Officers c Parliamentary members 41 What does the term 'protocol' govern? a Economic policy b Educational standards c Official conduct and ceremonies 42 Which is a key term describing political power groups? a Lobby group b Settlement group c Volunteer group 43 What is the main function of the Region in Cameroon? a Run local courts b Pass national laws c Coordinate regional governance 44 Which body interprets laws in court? a Judiciary b Executive c Legislature 45 Which topic is part of Administrative units introduction? a Sea navigation b Space exploration c Functions of SDO 46 What does a Deputy in a Sub-Division do? a Lead the region b Draft national constitution c Assist the Sub-Divisional Officer 47 Which term relates to exclusion in policy debates? a Marginalization b Integration c Participation 48 Which organ enforces laws passed by Parliament? a Executive b Lobby group c Judiciary 49 Which unit typically has a local government council? a Sub-Division b Region c Nation 50 What is the Cameroon Administrative Unit hierarchy from smallest? a Region, Division, Sub-Division, Village b Nation, Region, Division, Sub-Division c Village, Sub-Division, Division, Region

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What is the role of a Sub-Division in Cameroon?

Who heads a Division in Cameroon?

What is an SDO responsible for?

Which unit is smaller than a Division?

Which term means the set of people governing a country?

What is a Cabinet in government?

Which term refers to influential and powerful people in society?

What is the role of the Judiciary?

What does the Legislature do?

What is a Proton of protocol in administration?

Which body usually drafts national budget?

What is a lobby group?

What is lobbying?

What does marginalization mean in politics?

What is a presidential decree?

Which term describes a formal order by a president?

Where do SDOs operate directly?

Which is the smallest administrative unit in many countries?

Who supervises the Sub-Division staff?

What is the Cameroon administrative term for a district leader?

Which body enacts laws in Cameroon?

What is the function of the Council at Sub-Division level?

What is the role of a Prefect?

Which term means the group that runs a country’s day-to-day affairs?

What is the main job of the Cabinet?

What does a District Chairperson typically do?

Which term refers to the influence by elites?

Which unit is responsible for local administration in Cameroon?

Which term is about seeking influence over policy by group actions?

Who enforces laws in Cameroon?

Which term describes a formal state order without a parliament?

What is the role of protocol in government?

Which body typically approves budgets in a country?

What does marginalization involve in policy?

Which unit is responsible for local governance in a town?

What is the main purpose of lobbying?

Which term refers to the body that creates laws in Cameroon?

What is the Cabinet composed of?

Which administrative unit is above a Sub-Division?

Who works under a Prefect in Cameroon’s administrative structure?

What does the term 'protocol' govern?

Which is a key term describing political power groups?

What is the main function of the Region in Cameroon?

Which body interprets laws in court?

Which topic is part of Administrative units introduction?

What does a Deputy in a Sub-Division do?

Which term relates to exclusion in policy debates?

Which organ enforces laws passed by Parliament?

Which unit typically has a local government council?

What is the Cameroon Administrative Unit hierarchy from smallest?