481.
The King of UK can:
A
Nominate the Ministers
B
Not nominate the Ministers
C
Suspends the ministers
D
None of the above
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The King of UK can:
Nominate the Ministers
Not nominate the Ministers
Suspends the ministers
None of the above
The King in UK is:
Interpreter of the constitution
Guardian of the Constitution
Reformer of the Constitution
None of the above
The King in the UK is consulted in all important matters of:
Queen
Parliament
By Ministry in Power
None of the above
The Kinds of Law in the UK is:
Four
TWO
Six
None of the above
The key-man in the cabinet is:
Prime Minister
Speaker
The Queen
None of the above
The Judicial Committe of the Privy Council derives from the principle of:
Acts of Parliament
English common Law
Judicial Decisions
None of the above
The husband of Queen is called to be:
The King
The duke of Edinburgh
The Prime Minister
None of the above
The House of Lords sits in the ................ chamber:
Second
Third
First
None of the above
The House of Lords is:
Hereditary
Elective
Selective
None of the above
The House of Lords consists of Lords of Temporal and:
Lords Privy
Lords Spiritual
Lords Magnificient
None of the above
The House of Lords at present consists of more than ................ members:
900
300
700
100
The House of Commons members consist of:
650 Members
558 Members
450 Members
266 Members
The highest court of the appeal in the UK is:
The Privy Council
The house of Lords
The Cabinet
None of the above
The Founder of the Liberal Democrats Party was:
Robert Peel
Keir hardie
Shirleys Williams
None of the above
The Founder of the Labour Party was:
Shirleys Williams
Keir hardie
Robert Peel
None of the above
The Founder of the Conservative Party was:
Shirleys Williams
Robert Peel
Keir hardie
None of the above
The first Prime Minister of Britain was:
Walpole
Churchil
Mac Millan
None of the above
The expenditure on British Monarchy is:
of total British Budget
of total British Budget
of total British Budget
None of the above
The driving and the steering force in the UK System of government is:
Prime Minister
The Queen
The Cabinet
None of the above
The crown Act, 1937 relates to:
Power of the Queen
The Salaries of the Cabinet
Power of CABINET
None of the above