cabinet government Mcqs
1. Under Cabinet Government the ministers:
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A. Must be members of Popular house of Parliament

B. Mayor may not be members of Parliament

C. Must be members of Parliament

D. Cannot be members of Parliament

2. Cabinet Government is based on: __________?
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A. Separation of legislature and executive

B. Fusion of legislature and executive

C. Fusion of legislature executive and judiciary

D. None of the above

3. The real executive under Cabinet Government is accountable to: _______?
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A. The people directly

B. The head of the State

C. The Parliament

D. None

4. Cabinet System of Government was first of all initiated in: _________?
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A. None of These

B. Japan

C. China

D. Britain
5. Which one of the following features of Cabinet Government has been wrongly listed?
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A. There is close co-operation between the legislature and executive

B. The President is the Head of the Cabinet

C. The President enjoys only nominal executive powers

D. All the Ministers of the Cabinet are taken from the same party

6. The Cabinet System of Government which made a beginning during the times of George I suffered a setback:
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A. During the Glorious Revolution of 1688

B. During the Second World War

C. During the times of George II

D. During the times of George III
7. The Cabinet was for the first time accorded legal recognition in Britain in: _________?
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A. 1884

B. 1689

C. 1914

D. 1937
8. The Cabinet Government is also known as: _________?
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A. Absolute Government

B. Responsible Government

C. Coalition Government

D. Non-parliamentary Government

9. Most of the principles of Cabinet Government took permanent shape:
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A. By the close of eighteenth century

B. By the middle of the nineteenth century

C. By 1688

D. During the twentieth century

10. Under Cabinet Government the administration of the state is carried on in the name of:
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A. The people

B. The Council of Minsters

C. The nominal Executive Head

D. The Prime Minister