Constitutional Governance and Political Processes Quiz

Test your knowledge of constitutional law with questions on federalism, checks and balances, and fundamental principles.

#1

Which of the following is a feature of a federal system of government?

Centralized power
Strong unitary government
Division of powers between central and regional authorities
Absence of regional autonomy
#2

Who has the power to veto legislation in a presidential system?

Parliament
Prime Minister
President
Supreme Court
#3

In a parliamentary system, who appoints the members of the executive branch?

President
Prime Minister
Supreme Court
Parliament
#4

Which document outlines the fundamental rights and principles of a nation?

Statutory law
Constitution
Executive order
Legislative resolution
#5

What is the purpose of the preamble in a constitution?

To list the fundamental rights of citizens
To establish the supremacy of the judiciary
To outline the objectives of the constitution
To define the powers of the executive branch
#6

What is a bicameral legislature?

A legislature with one chamber
A legislature with two chambers
A legislature with three chambers
A legislature with rotating chambers
#7

Which principle implies that no person is above the law?

Rule of law
Separation of powers
Constitutional supremacy
Federalism
#8

In a parliamentary system, who is typically the head of government?

President
Prime Minister
Monarch
Speaker of the House
#9

What is the term for the process of amending a constitution?

Constitutional convention
Constitutional interpretation
Constitutional adjudication
Constitutional amendment
#10

Which principle states that governmental powers should be divided among different branches?

Rule of law
Separation of powers
Checks and balances
Constitutional supremacy
#11

Which type of electoral system uses proportional representation?

First-past-the-post
Single transferable vote
Plurality
Electoral college
#12

Which term refers to the power of the executive to reject a bill passed by the legislature?

Executive order
Veto
Nullification
Amendment
#13

Which doctrine allows the judiciary to declare laws unconstitutional?

Doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty
Doctrine of judicial review
Doctrine of the rule of law
Doctrine of checks and balances

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