Civil & Government Systems Quiz

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Law, branches, and systems

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Froggy Jumps Civil & Government Systems QuizVersión en línea Law, branches, and systems por Asmaa Elsayed Mohamed 1 What are the three branches of government mentioned in the lesson? a Monetary, Administrative, Regulatory b Political, Economic, Social c Legislative, Executive, Judicial 2 In a parliamentary system, where does the leader come from? a The executive branch is entirely separate b The judicial branch c The legislative branch 3 What is the idea behind separation of powers in a presidential system? a Only the legislative holds power b Independent branches that balance each other c All power is with the president 4 Which two types of laws are presented in the lesson? a Civil laws and criminal laws b International law and maritime law c Constitutional law and administrative law 5 Which branch is responsible for executing laws? a Judicial b Legislative c Executive 6 In a presidential system, are the legislative and executive branches kept separate? a Yes, they are kept separate b No, they are closely connected c They are the same branch 7 What does the legislative branch do? a Executes laws b Interprets laws c Creates laws 8 What is the role of the judiciary? a Creates laws b Interprets laws c Executes laws 9 What is the main difference between parliamentary and presidential systems? a Parliamentary: leader from legislature; Presidential: separation of powers b Parliamentary: no laws; Presidential: many laws c Parliamentary: separate leader; Presidential: leader from judiciary 10 Why do governments have three branches? a To centralize control in one person b To speed up tax collection c To limit power and provide checks and balances

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Civil & Government Systems QuizVersión en línea

por Asmaa Elsayed Mohamed

What are the three branches of government mentioned in the lesson?

In a parliamentary system, where does the leader come from?

What is the idea behind separation of powers in a presidential system?

Which two types of laws are presented in the lesson?

Which branch is responsible for executing laws?

In a presidential system, are the legislative and executive branches kept separate?

What does the legislative branch do?

What is the role of the judiciary?

What is the main difference between parliamentary and presidential systems?

Why do governments have three branches?