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Froggy Jumps Alberta Government 6 QuizOnline version Alberta gov basics by Scarlett MacDonald 1 Who appoints the Premier in Alberta? a The Lieutenant Governor b The crowd at the legislature hall c The political party with the most seats 2 What does MLA stand for, and what is their role? a Member of Local Administration b Minister of Local Affairs c Member of the Legislative Assembly who represents a riding 3 Who represents Alberta at the crown and is non-political? a Lieutenant Governor b Premier c Deputy Premier 4 What is the Cabinet's main job? a To run government departments and policy areas b To draft all bills themselves c To lead the opposition 5 Why is an Official Opposition important? a It oversees only the judiciary b It decides budget priorities c It provides critique and checks government power 6 Where is Alberta's government headquartered? a In Calgary City Hall b In Edmonton at the Alberta Legislature Building c In a federal building in Ottawa 7 What defines a majority government in Alberta? a The winning party has more than half the seats b There is no formal definition c The winning party governs with outside support only 8 What is meant by ‘division of powers’? a Different levels of government handle different responsibilities b The federal government handles everything c All powers are shared equally by all parties 9 List two steps in how a bill becomes law (from the handout) a First Reading and Royal Assent (by order of steps: First Reading, Public Study, Second Reading, Thir b Judicial review and executive order c Veto by Premier and referendum 10 Why must judges be independent? a So they can always side with the government b To protect citizens from political influence and ensure fair rulings c So they can be easily fired by politicians

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Alberta Government 6 QuizOnline version

Alberta gov basics

by Scarlett MacDonald

Who appoints the Premier in Alberta?

The Lieutenant Governor

The crowd at the legislature hall

The political party with the most seats

What does MLA stand for, and what is their role?

Member of Local Administration

Minister of Local Affairs

Member of the Legislative Assembly who represents a riding

Who represents Alberta at the crown and is non-political?

Lieutenant Governor

Premier

Deputy Premier

What is the Cabinet's main job?

To run government departments and policy areas

To draft all bills themselves

To lead the opposition

Why is an Official Opposition important?

It oversees only the judiciary

It decides budget priorities

It provides critique and checks government power

Where is Alberta's government headquartered?

In Calgary City Hall

In Edmonton at the Alberta Legislature Building

In a federal building in Ottawa

What defines a majority government in Alberta?

The winning party has more than half the seats

There is no formal definition

The winning party governs with outside support only

What is meant by ‘division of powers’?

Different levels of government handle different responsibilities

The federal government handles everything

All powers are shared equally by all parties

List two steps in how a bill becomes law (from the handout)

First Reading and Royal Assent (by order of steps: First Reading, Public Study, Second Reading, Thir

Judicial review and executive order

Veto by Premier and referendum

Why must judges be independent?

So they can always side with the government

To protect citizens from political influence and ensure fair rulings

So they can be easily fired by politicians

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Alberta Government 6 QuizOnline version

by Scarlett MacDonald

Who appoints the Premier in Alberta?

What does MLA stand for, and what is their role?

Who represents Alberta at the crown and is non-political?

What is the Cabinet's main job?

Why is an Official Opposition important?

Where is Alberta's government headquartered?

What defines a majority government in Alberta?

What is meant by ‘division of powers’?

List two steps in how a bill becomes law (from the handout)

Why must judges be independent?

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