Types of Government

On the advice of the Speaker

In his discretion

On the advice of the Prime Minister

None of the above

Parliamentary

Presidential

Unitary

Federal

In it secretaries are real policy makers

It it secretaries work on equal footings with the President

In it secretaries work on the basis of joint responsibilities

In it secretaries are subordinates of President.

Legislature

Judiciary

Civil servants

Local self-Government institutions

Totalitarian Government

Authoriatarian Government

Prime Ministerial Government

None of the above

The King

The Prime Minister

The President

The Cabinet

In it there is widespread political education

In it there is complete separation of powers

In it there is flexibility

It is self corrective form of Government

Enjoys real powers

Is only nominal

Can be removed by the judiciary

None of the above

Are always taken from the Parliament

Are never taken from the Parliament

May be taken from Parliament but have to resign their seats as soon as they assume charge as Ministers

None of the above

Upper House

Lower House

Nominal head of the state

Parliament