Under a parliamentary system of government,the cabinet holds office at the pleasure of the
opposition
electorate
head of state
legislature
Correct answer is D
Under a parliamentary system of government,the cabinet holds office at the pleasure of the legislature.
Under the parliamentary system of government, the Prime Minister is the Head of government while the King, Queen or ceremonial President is the Head of State.
The Chairman or leader of the party that won the highest number of seats in the legislature becomes the Prime Minister. He, the Prime Minister forms the government according to the constitution.
The Prime Minister can only choose his ministers from his party men in the legislature. The executive can be removed from office by the legislature. This could happen if the legislature passes a vote of no confidence in the executive.
An elected legislator in a presidential system can loose his seat by
a vote of no confidence
impeachment
cross-carpeting
recall
Correct answer is D
An elected legislator in a presidential system can loose his seat by recall.
The word ''Recall'' was defined by G.A.I. Ofoegbu (1999) as a device by which elected officials in the legislature or government could be called back even before their tenure expires.
The most important aspect of political participation in a democracy is
voting in elections
attending political rallies
the observance of electoral processes
registration with a political party
Correct answer is A
Voting in elections is the most important aspect of political participation in a democracy.
Membership of a political party makes one to see it as a must to vote at elections and also fights vigorously to see that others vote for his party.
He endeavors to attend many political rallies. A person with good conscience tries as much as possible to observe most electoral rules.
The person also stands the good chance of contesting at elections.
The most important aspect of political participation in a democracy is
voting in elections
attending political rallies
the observance of electoral processes
registration with a political party
Correct answer is A
Voting in elections is the most important aspect of political participation in a democracy.
Membership of a political party makes one to see it as a must to vote at elections and also fights vigorously to see that others vote for his party.
He endeavors to attend many political rallies. A person with good conscience tries as much as possible to observe most electoral rules.
The person also stands the good chance of contesting at elections.
entirely based on case laws
completely sourced from parliamentary law
partially written and based on convention
completely unwritten and based on convention
Correct answer is C
An unwritten constitution is partially written and based on conventions.
F. Adigwe (1974) defined unwritten constitution as that made up of several enactments and conventions like the British constitution. He also pointed out that an attempt was made to codify some of, but not all, the rules and principles, during the regime of Cromwell.