Unit 2. Test 2A
I. Choose the right version.
- The US Government has … branches.
a) three b) four c) five
- The highest law in the
a) the Congress b) the Constitution c) the President
- The Congress meets in … in
a) the White House b) the Pentagon c) the US
- The official head of state in the
a) the Queen b) the Prime Minister c) Parliament
- The Queen … the bills.
a) signs b) votes on c) passes
- The government of the
a) legislative b) representative c) executive
- … guarantees the basic rights of the people in
a) The President b) The Duma c) The Federal Assembly
- … elect the members of the Federal Assembly.
a) The Government b) The people c) The President
- The Chairman in
a) elected b) invited c) appointed
II. Circle the correct words in the sentences.
- The first ten amendments to the (Constitutional/ Constitution) are called the Bill of Rights.
- The Congress is a meeting of (representatives/represents) from all states.
- I’m no (judge/judicial) of music but I know what I like.
- The members of the House of Lords (opposition/oppose) decisions of the House of Commons.
- The Cabinet determines government (policies/politicians).
Test 2B
I. Choose the right version.
- People who work in the US Senate are called senators and people who work in the House of Representatives are called…
a) housemen b) congressmen c) members of Parliament
- There are … senators than congressmen in the US Congress.
a) more b) a lot of more c) fewer
- The US President’s term is …
a) 2 years b) 4 years c) 6 years
- The British Prime Minister is the leader of the party with majority seats in …
a) the House of Lords b) the House of Commons
- … makes laws in the
a) The House of Commons b) The House of Lords c) The Cabinet
- The Cabinet of the British Government consists of …
a) the members of Parliament b) about twenty ministers
- The Russian President is elected by …
a) the people b) the Supreme Court c) the Duma
- The Duma consists of … deputies.
a) 540 b) 450 c) 400
- In
a) the President b) the Supreme Court c) the Constitutional Court
II. Circle the correct words in the sentences.
- The first ten amendments to the (Constitutional/ Constitution) are called the Bill of Rights.
- The Congress is a meeting of (representatives/represents) from all states.
- I’m no (judge/judicial) of music but I know what I like.
- The members of the House of Lords (opposition/oppose) decisions of the House of Commons.
- The Cabinet determines government (policies/politicians).
Test 2C
I. Choose the right version.
- There are … judges in US Supreme Court.
a) nine b) eleven c) thirteen
- The judges work in the Supreme Court …
a) twenty years b) one year c) as long as they live
- The first ten amendments to the US Constitution are called …
a) the Bill of Citizens b) the Bill of Freedom c) the Bill of Rights
- The British Parliament represents the … branch of power.
a) legislative b) representative c) executive
- The House of Commons … the government.
a) appoints b) controls c) chooses
- The members of the House of Lords are …
a) elected b) non-elected c) appointed
- The Russian President is elected by …
a) the people b) the Supreme Court c) the Duma
- In
a) the President b) the Supreme Court c) the Constitutional Court
- The Chairman in
a) elected b) invited c) appointed
II. Circle the correct words in the sentences.
- Who is going to (representative/represent) our country at the international conference?
- There are nine (judge/judicial) in the US Supreme Court.
- In the 1534 the (Parliamentary/Parliament) named Henry VIII the head of the Church in
- Americans (elect/elected) the President in November of every leap year.
- The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a constitutional (monarchy/monarch).
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