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Who writes the Queen's speech for the opening of Parliament? The Queen herself, the Prime Minister or the the Speaker of the House of Commons?
the Prime Minister
What political party does the British term Tories refer to? The Conservative Party, the Green Party or the Labour Party?
the Conservative Party
What does the word referendum mean? Vaalipiiri, mielipidemittaus vai kansanäänestys?
kansanäänestys
What does the word constituency mean? Vaalipiiri, perustuslaki vai määräenemmistö?
vaalipiiri
Who lives at number 10 Downing Street? The Queen, the British Prime Minister or the US President?
the British Prime Minister
In which part of London are the Houses of Parliament situated? The City, Westminster or Camden Town?
Westminster
What does the British term Home Secretary mean? Kotiäänestys, poliittinen avustaja vai sisäministeri?
sisäministeri
What does the American term Secretary of State mean? Puolustusministeri, ulkoministeri vai valtiovarainministeri?
ulkoministeri
How long has the British Parliament's House of Commons been in existence? Since the 14th, 16th or 18th century?
since the 14th century
How many representatives are there in the United States Congress? 666, 531 or 435?
435
Which US state has the biggest number of representatives in the Congress? The one with the largest area, the one with the largest population or they all have the same number of representatives?
the one with the largest population
How many senators are there in the United States? 400, 100 or 50?
100
What is the "Prime Minister" in the USA called? The Premier, the Chief Commissioner or there is no Prime Minister there?
there is no Prime Minister there
In Britain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer deals with criminal justice, matters of finance or foreign affairs?
matters of finance
What does the Secretary of the Treasury in the USA take care of? The Presidential election campaign, financial matters or national defence?
financial matters
What is the English term for korkein oikeus? The Highest Power, the Supreme Court or the Extreme Justice?
the Supreme Court
