Policy Institutions & Actors Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Policy Institutions & Actors QuizOnline version Policy rules, players, and systems. by Olivia Cuscuna 1 What are institutions in policy context? a Formal and informal rules shaping decisions and behavior b Only laws with penalties c Random rules created by leaders 2 Which elements make up institutions? a Formal rules and informal constraints b Judges and courts only c Economic incentives only 3 Name the three branches typically organized by constitutions. a Monarchy, Clergy, Army b President, Senate, Court of Appeals c Executive, Legislature, Judiciary 4 What is vertical division of powers? a Only within a single city b Power sharing between national and subnational levels c Power concentrated in one minister 5 What is the difference between majoritarian and PR electoral systems? a Both always result in single-party rule b Majoritarian winners most votes; PR seats reflect vote share c PR awards minority seats; Majoritarian equals seats 6 Which international bodies influence domestic policy? a NATO and IMF b UN and WTO c OPEC and WHO 7 Who are 'actors' in policy making? a Buildings and venues b People and organizations with interests and strategies c Only voters 8 Public actors include which group? a Politicians, appointees, bureaucracy b Citizens outside government c Private corporations only 9 What is a key role of bureaucracies? a Formulation and implementation of policy b Only ceremonial functions c Judging laws in court 10 What best describes a multiparty system? a Several significant parties with coalitions b One dominant party c Two parties with no coalitions

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Policy Institutions & Actors QuizOnline version

by Olivia Cuscuna

What are institutions in policy context?

Which elements make up institutions?

Name the three branches typically organized by constitutions.

What is vertical division of powers?

What is the difference between majoritarian and PR electoral systems?

Which international bodies influence domestic policy?

Who are 'actors' in policy making?

Public actors include which group?

What is a key role of bureaucracies?

What best describes a multiparty system?