British Constitution : Countries MCQ Practice Questions & Answers (Urdu) - Page 7

CountriesEasyBritish Constitution

121.

The King or Queen of UK must:

A

Not Accept the Decision of the Cabinet

B

Both a and b

C

Accept the Decision of the Cabinet

D

None of the above

CountriesHardBritish Constitution

122.

The king or Queen of UK is the:

A

Patron in Chief of the church of England

B

Custodian of the church of England

C

Head of the church of England

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

123.

The King or Queen in UK is the Symbol of:

A

Imperial Unity

B

Democracy

C

Feudalism

D

None of the above

CountriesEasyBritish Constitution

124.

The King or Queen has the powers:

A

To reshuffle the ministry

B

To abolish the ministry

C

To establish the ministry

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

125.

The King of UK can:

A

Nominate the Ministers

B

Not nominate the Ministers

C

Suspends the ministers

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

126.

The King in UK is:

A

Interpreter of the constitution

B

Guardian of the Constitution

C

Reformer of the Constitution

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

127.

The King in the UK is consulted in all important matters of:

A

Queen

B

Parliament

C

By Ministry in Power

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

128.

The Kinds of Law in the UK is:

A

Four

B

TWO

C

Six

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

129.

The key-man in the cabinet is:

A

Prime Minister

B

Speaker

C

The Queen

D

None of the above

CountriesEasyBritish Constitution

130.

The Judicial Committe of the Privy Council derives from the principle of:

A

Acts of Parliament

B

English common Law

C

Judicial Decisions

D

None of the above

CountriesHardBritish Constitution

131.

The husband of Queen is called to be:

A

The King

B

The duke of Edinburgh

C

The Prime Minister

D

None of the above

CountriesEasyBritish Constitution

132.

The House of Lords sits in the ................ chamber:

A

Second

B

Third

C

First

D

None of the above

CountriesHardBritish Constitution

133.

The House of Lords is:

A

Hereditary

B

Elective

C

Selective

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

134.

The House of Lords consists of Lords of Temporal and:

A

Lords Privy

B

Lords Spiritual

C

Lords Magnificient

D

None of the above

CountriesEasyBritish Constitution

135.

The House of Lords at present consists of more than ................ members:

A

900

B

300

C

700

D

100

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

136.

The House of Commons members consist of:

A

650 Members

B

558 Members

C

450 Members

D

266 Members

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

137.

The highest court of the appeal in the UK is:

A

The Privy Council

B

The house of Lords

C

The Cabinet

D

None of the above

CountriesEasyBritish Constitution

138.

The Founder of the Liberal Democrats Party was:

A

Robert Peel

B

Keir hardie

C

Shirleys Williams

D

None of the above

CountriesMediumBritish Constitution

139.

The Founder of the Labour Party was:

A

Shirleys Williams

B

Keir hardie

C

Robert Peel

D

None of the above

CountriesHardBritish Constitution

140.

The Founder of the Conservative Party was:

A

Shirleys Williams

B

Robert Peel

C

Keir hardie

D

None of the above

British Constitution in Countries : Practice MCQ Questions & Answers with Explanations

British Constitution in Countries : Practice MCQ Questions & Answers with Explanations