What is the role of Parliament in the UK?
Judging criminal cases
Debating policies
Making laws
Conducting elections
What is the role of Parliament in the UK?
Judging criminal cases
Debating policies
Making laws
Conducting elections
Who is the Prime Minister of the UK?
Head of the judiciary
Speaker of the House
Leader of the ruling party
What does the term 'suffrage' mean?
Election campaigning
Political party system
Right to vote
Which party is traditionally centre-left?
Liberal Democrats
Labour Party
Conservative Party
What is the main purpose of political parties?
To organise elections
To control the military
To manage businesses
To represent citizens
What is a coalition government?
Alliance of multiple parties
Military dictatorship
Single-party rule
What does the term 'bipartisan' refer to?
International cooperation
One party dominating
Two parties working together
What is the highest court in the UK?
High Court
Supreme Court
House of Lords
What is an MP?
Military Personnel
Management Professional
Member of Parliament
What is the fixed term for UK parliaments?
Four years
Five years
Six years