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Froggy Jumps №12. PoliticsOnline version Elections in the UK, political policies,Politics. by Gulbara 1 What is the official piece of paper used for voting in the UK called? a A power ballot b A secret ballot c A policy sheet 2 What is a general election in the UK? a When the people elect the leader of a constituency. b When the people elect the next government. c When the people vote on political policies. 3 How often are general elections held in the UK? a At least every five years b At least every four years c Every three years 4 What is an area where people vote called? a A parliament b c A constituency 5 What does the person elected for a constituency become? a The Prime Minister b The Governor-General c 6 Who is the leader of the political party that is "in power"? a The Member of Parliament b The Prime Minister c The Politician 7 Why do people usually vote for a political party? a Because they are powerful. b Because they believe in the party's ideas. c Because the party provides all the politicians. 8 What are "policies" in a political context? a The official election results. b Sets of plans and ideas a political party has agreed on. c The money people must pay to the government. 9 What is the meaning of 'fair'? a Dealing with everyone in the same way. b Giving people money. c Having the same importance. 10 What is the definition of "tax"? a A political issue. b The government in control of the country. c Money people must pay the government. 11 What is the person who controls the country called? a A politician b A powerful c A power

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What is the official piece of paper used for voting in the UK called?

What is a general election in the UK?

How often are general elections held in the UK?

What is an area where people vote called?

What does the person elected for a constituency become?

Who is the leader of the political party that is "in power"?

Why do people usually vote for a political party?

What are "policies" in a political context?

What is the meaning of 'fair'?

What is the definition of "tax"?

What is the person who controls the country called?