SS3 Second Term Government Past Questions And Answers

20 SS3 Government questions. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to challenge your intellect and enhance your grasp of the subject. Dive into this enriching experience and let’s elevate your government studies to new heights!

Question 16:

In a federal system of government, what is the significance of the principle of separation of powers?

 

A) Concentration of power in one branch

B) Division of powers among different branches

C) Exclusive power of the executive branch

D) Abolishment of powers in the legislative branch

 

Answer:

B) Division of powers among different branches

 

Question 17:

Who has the authority to impeach the President in a presidential system?

 

A) Supreme Court

B) Congress

C) President’s cabinet

D) State governors

 

Answer:

B) Congress

 

Question 18:

What is the primary function of the United Nations Security Council?

 

A) Economic development

B) Maintaining international peace and security

C) Cultural exchange

D) Humanitarian aid

 

Answer:

B) Maintaining international peace and security

 

Question 19:

Which political philosophy emphasizes limited government intervention in the economy?

 

A) Liberalism

B) Socialism

C) Conservatism

D) Fascism

 

Answer:

A) Liberalism

 

Question 20:

What is the primary purpose of a bicameral legislature?

 

A) Efficient decision-making

B) Concentration of power

C) Singular representation

D) Speedy legislation

 

Answer:

A) Efficient decision-making

 

Question 21:

In a parliamentary system, what happens if a vote of no confidence is passed against the Prime Minister?

 

A) Dissolution of the legislature

B) Appointment of a new Prime Minister

C) Continuation of the government

D) Extension of the term

 

Answer:

B) Appointment of a new Prime Minister

 

Question 22:

Which international organization is responsible for promoting global economic cooperation?

 

A) World Health Organization (WHO)

B) International Monetary Fund (IMF)

C) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

D) World Trade Organization (WTO)

 

Answer:

B) International Monetary Fund (IMF)

 

Question 23:

What is the primary function of a political party in a democratic system?

 

A) Enforcing laws

B) Implementing policies

C) Making laws

D) Mobilizing voters and formulating policies

 

Answer:

D) Mobilizing voters and formulating policies

 

Question 24:

Who holds the power of judicial review in a constitutional democracy?

 

A) President

B) Supreme Court

C) Congress

D) Attorney General

 

Answer:

B) Supreme Court

 

Question 25:

What is the purpose of a referendum in a democracy?

 

A) Election of representatives

B) Amendment of the constitution

C) Confirmation of executive appointments

D) Approval of the budget

 

Answer:

B) Amendment of the constitution

 

Question 26:

Which principle dictates that government actions must adhere to established laws and procedures?

 

A) Rule of Law

B) Rule by the majority

C) Rule by divine right

D) Rule by force

 

Answer:

A) Rule of Law

 

Question 27:

Who is the chief law officer and legal adviser to the government in a presidential system?

 

A) Attorney General

B) Chief Justice

C) Minister of Justice

D) Director of Public Prosecution

 

Answer:

A) Attorney General

 

Question 28:

What is the primary responsibility of the President’s cabinet in a presidential system?

 

A) Making laws

B) Advising the President

C) Enforcing laws

D) Interpreting laws

 

Answer:

B) Advising the President

 

Question 29:

In international relations, what is the concept of sovereignty?

 

A) Military alliance

B) Economic cooperation

C) Independence and self-governance

D) Political integration

 

Answer:

C) Independence and self-governance

 

Question 30:

Which document outlines the powers and limitations of the government in a constitutional democracy?

 

A) Charter of Rights

B) Constitution

C) Magna Carta

D) Code of Conduct

 

Answer:

B) Constitution

 

Question 31:

Who is responsible for appointing federal judges in the United States?

 

A) President

B) Congress

C) Supreme Court

D) Attorney General

 

Answer:

A) President

 

Question 32:

What is the role of a public service commission in a government bureaucracy?

 

A) Implementing policies

B) Enforcing laws

C) Recruiting and managing civil servants

D) Making laws

 

Answer:

C) Recruiting and managing civil servants

 

Question 33:

In a parliamentary system, who has the power to dissolve the legislature?

 

A) Prime Minister

B) Monarch (King/Queen)

C) Speaker of the House

D) President

 

Answer:

B) Monarch (King/Queen)

 

Question 34:

What is the purpose of the principle of checks and balances in a government system?

 

A) Concentration of power

B) Division of powers

C) Prevention of abuse of power

D) Elimination of power

 

Answer:

C) Prevention of abuse of power

 

Question 35:

Which international organization focuses on promoting global health and combating diseases?

 

A) International Monetary Fund (IMF)

B) World Health Organization (WHO)

C) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

D) World Trade Organization (WTO)

 

Answer:

B) World Health Organization (WHO)