Civics and Politics Quick Quiz

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Key terms in politics.

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Civics and Politics Quick Quiz


Froggy Jumps Civics and Politics Quick QuizVersion en ligne Key terms in politics. par R K 1 What is the term for a two-chamber lawmaking body? a Unicameral Legislature b Parliamentary System c Bicameral Legislature 2 Which term means a state's ability to implement laws and provide services? a State Capacity b Power c Sovereignty 3 What is the power of courts to rule on constitutionality? a Judicial Review b Judicial Activism c Executive Privilege 4 Who is the top leader in many communist parties? a General Secretary b Prime Minister c President 5 China's national legislature is called what? a National People’s Congress (NPC) b People’s Parliament c National Assembly 6 An electoral system where the most votes in a district wins is called what? a Proportional Representation b First-Past-the-Post c Single Transferable Vote 7 Which system combines district reps with proportional party seats? a Mixed-Member Proportional (MMP) System b Closed List c First-Past-the-Post 8 Which organization measures global corruption levels? a IMF b Transparency International c World Bank 9 Which ideology favors free markets and limited government? a Socialism b Communism c Neoliberalism 10 A system with many competing groups influencing policy is called what? a Pluralism (Pluralism interest group system) b One-party Dominance c Elitism 11 What is political legitimacy? a Broad acceptance by citizens that the government has the right to rule. b A government whose leaders are elected in a single party. c The government's ability to enforce laws by force only. 12 Which describes a unitary state? a Power is distributed equally between national and regional governments. b Central government holds supreme authority with limited local power. c Local governments hold more power than the central government. 13 What is federalism? a All power resides in the national government. b A system where power is divided between national and subnational governments. c Local governments can only advise the central government. 14 Parliamentary vs presidential systems differ in? a Geographic size of the country that uses them. b Number of political parties allowed to participate. c Source of executive legitimacy and relationship to legislature. 15 What is pluralism? a Only one party dominates all political life. b Many groups compete for influence within a political system. c The judiciary controls all political decisions. 16 Judicial independence means? a Courts are elected by the legislature. b Courts free from improper influence by other branches or actors. c Courts must follow the ruling party’s agenda. 17 Constructive vote of no confidence relates to? a Judiciary votes on government removal. b Presidential impeachment without legislative input. c Parliament can remove a government through a formal vote. 18 Civil liberties protect? a Limited media freedom in all cases. b Economic planning by the state. c Individual rights from government interference. 19 Head of state vs head of government means? a Head of state makes laws, head of government enforces them. b Both terms mean the same role in all countries. c Figurehead vs. daily policy leader in many systems. 20 Proportional representation aims to? a Match seats to share of votes for parties. b Disallow small parties from entering legislature. c Provide winner-take-all outcomes.

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Civics and Politics Quick QuizVersion en ligne

par R K

What is the term for a two-chamber lawmaking body?

Which term means a state's ability to implement laws and provide services?

What is the power of courts to rule on constitutionality?

Who is the top leader in many communist parties?

China's national legislature is called what?

An electoral system where the most votes in a district wins is called what?

Which system combines district reps with proportional party seats?

Which organization measures global corruption levels?

Which ideology favors free markets and limited government?

A system with many competing groups influencing policy is called what?

What is political legitimacy?

Which describes a unitary state?

What is federalism?

Parliamentary vs presidential systems differ in?

What is pluralism?

Judicial independence means?

Constructive vote of no confidence relates to?

Civil liberties protect?

Head of state vs head of government means?

Proportional representation aims to?