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Governments: Class 7 QuizVersion en ligne Basics of how governments work par Mitali Jivrajani 1 Which form of government is rule by the people or their elected representatives called? a Monarchy b Democracy c Theocracy d Autocracy 2 What is the main purpose of a constitution? a To set taxes only for the army b To elect rulers immediately c To define the structure and powers of the government d To wage war 3 Which branch is primarily responsible for making laws in many democracies? a Monarchy b Judiciary c Legislature d Executive 4 What does separation of powers mean? a Electing the same officials yearly b Having no rules for government actions c Dividing government responsibilities among branches to prevent abuse d Combining all power in one person 5 Who is the head of state in a constitutional monarchy? a An elected governor b The prime minister or president with real power c A military general d A largely ceremonial monarch 6 What is a citizen’s right in a democracy? a To participate in elections b To command the military c To appoint all judges directly d To veto all laws 7 What is local government responsible for? a Printing money b Managing community services like sanitation and schools c Issuing passports alone d Conducting national diplomacy 8 Which document outlines the basic law and citizens’ rights? a Bylaws b Constitution c Treaty d Agenda 9 What is a parliamentary democracy? a Citizens elect representatives who legislate and the government is accountable to Parliament b The judiciary appoints the executive without elections c A ruler inherits power for life d There is no separation of powers 10 Why are elections important in a democracy? a They allow citizens to choose leaders and hold them accountable b They replace the constitution automatically on every vote c They guarantee equal wealth for all d They never require campaigning Feedback 1 Democracy involves rule by the people or their chosen representatives; monarchy is rule by a king/queen, autocracy by one ruler, theocracy by religious leaders. 2 A constitution lays out the framework of government and its powers; it isn't primarily about war, taxes, or just elections. 3 The legislature creates laws; the judiciary interprets them, and the executive enforces them. Monarchy is a form of rule, not a branch. 4 Separating powers (e.g., executive, legislative, judiciary) prevents the concentration of power and provides checks and balances. 5 In constitutional monarchies, the monarch is largely ceremonial; real political power lies in elected representatives or a prime minister. 6 Citizens participate by voting; rights include expression and due process, not direct control over military or judiciary. 7 Local government handles local services (sanitation, schools, road maintenance) rather than national diplomacy or currency. 8 The constitution establishes fundamental laws and rights; treaties are international agreements and bylaws are local rules. 9 In a parliamentary democracy, representatives legislate and the government is dependent on Parliament's confidence; power is not hereditary. 10 Elections enable accountability and representation; they do not guarantee wealth, are not campaigning-free, and do not auto-change constitutions.

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Governments: Class 7 QuizVersion en ligne

par Mitali Jivrajani

Which form of government is rule by the people or their elected representatives called?

What is the main purpose of a constitution?

Which branch is primarily responsible for making laws in many democracies?

What does separation of powers mean?

Who is the head of state in a constitutional monarchy?

What is a citizen’s right in a democracy?

What is local government responsible for?

Which document outlines the basic law and citizens’ rights?

What is a parliamentary democracy?

Why are elections important in a democracy?

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