61. “Lords of Appeal” are ………………………..:
(a) Seven in numbers,
(b) Fifteen in numbers,
(c) Twelve in numbers,
(d) None,
answer
(c) Twelve in numbers,
62. The “House of Lords” sits in the ……………………..:
(a) Second chamber,
(b) Third chamber,
(c) Fourth chamber,
(d) None,
answer
(a) Second chamber,
63. The “house of lords” at present consists, of about:
(a) 1100 members,
(b) 1500 members,
(c) 1300 members,
(d) None,
answer
(a) 1100 members,
64. The cabinet consists, of prime minister, and about:
(a) 10 ministers,
(b) 21 ministers,
(c) 40 ministers,
(d) None ,
answer
(b) 21 ministers,
65. The key-man in, the cabinet is ……………………..:
(a) The Speaker,
(b) Prime Minister,
(c) The Queen,
(d) None,
answer
(b) Prime Minister,
66. The residential place, of the “British prime minister” is at:
(a) 10-Downing Street,
(b) White House,
(c) Black House,
(d) None,
answer
(a) 10-Downing Street,
67. In the “British constitution” the real executive, authority is ………………………..:
(a) The Queen,
(b) The Cabinet,
(c) The Judiciary,
(d) None,
answer
(b) The Cabinet,
68. “Stuart” period lasted, from:
(a) 1603 to 1714 AD,
( b) 1704 1o 1741 AD,
(c) 1805 to 1833 AD,
(d) None,
answer
(a) 1603 to 1714 AD,
69. The “kind of laws” in England are ……………………..:
(a) Four,
(b) Five,
(c) Three,
(d) Six,
answer
(a) Four,
70. After repaving, bill of 1832 “Terry” came to be known as ……………………….:
(a) Conservative Party,
(b) Cavaliers,
(b) Liberal party,
(d) Conservative party,
answer
(a) Conservative Party,
