Civics
Political Executive (President, Prime Minister, and Council of Ministers)
Practice questions
After appointment of Prime Minister, appointment of other ministers shows what?How does the political executive get laws implemented?Why does the Council of Ministers answer questions in Parliament?What is one similarity between roles of President and Governor?How can the Prime Minister handle disagreement in the Council of Ministers?In which situation can the President invite a party leader to become Prime Minister?Why can decisions of the political executive be criticised in Parliament?Ministers in the Council of Ministers can generally be members of which House?What does individual responsibility for a minister's departmental work mean?Even after the President appoints the Prime Minister, who runs the real government?Why is the executive called political?Why is the Prime Minister's power considered more practical than the President's in parliamentary system?What is the most correct overall conclusion about the political executive?If the Prime Minister changes a minister's portfolio, this is an example of which power?Why is the President acting on the advice of Council of Ministers important in democracy?How does the smaller size of Cabinet affect decision-making?If a minister answers questions related to his department in Parliament, which responsibility does it show?Why is regular exchange of information between President and Prime Minister necessary?Change of political executive shows which feature of democracy?Why can the Prime Minister be called 'first among equals'?