SHS Government · Year 2
Organs of Government practice questions
The constitution and the organs of government it establishes: the functions of the executive, the significance of the legislature in a democratic state, and the functions of the judiciary.
35 questions in this topic: 17 recall, 14 applying skills and concepts, 3 strategic thinking and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Skills & concepts
Parliament's approval of the budget statement allows
- athe allocation of monies to the various Ministries, Departments and Agencies
- bthe President to appoint additional ministers of state
- cthe judiciary to review the constitutionality of spending
- dthe Electoral Commission to conduct public elections
- Question 2Recall
If the President refuses to assent to a bill, he shall notify the Speaker within
- aseven days as presented for assent
- bfourteen days as presented for assent
- cthirty days as presented for assent
- dthree days as presented for assent
- Question 3Skills & concepts
The second reading of a bill involves
- adebate on the principles of the bill alongside the committee report
- bproposing amendments which are agreed to or negatived
- cthe Clerk reading the long title aloud for the final time
- dthe President signifying his assent to the bill
- Question 4Recall
Which of these is listed among the functions of the executive organ of government?
- aRaising of taxes for development
- bApproving presidential nominations for appointment
- cConducting judicial review of legislation
- dDeclaring war in times of attack on the state
- Question 5Recall
The executive organ of government is the body responsible for
- amanaging the day-to-day affairs of the country
- bdebating and passing bills into law
- cinterpreting the laws of the state in specific cases
- dconducting and supervising public elections
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