Post Utme Babcock University 2018 Government Question 12

Practice objective / multiple choice question 12 from the 2018 Post Utme Babcock University Government examination.

Post Utme Babcock University 2018 Government Objective / Multiple Choice
Question 12 POST_UTME_BABCOCK_UNIVERSITY • 2018 • GOVERNMENT • objective

What is the main difference between a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy?

Answer Options

Correct Answer A. A constitutional monarchy has a monarch as head of state, while a parliamentary democracy has a prime minister as head of government
B. A constitutional monarchy has a written constitution, while a parliamentary democracy has an unwritten constitution
C. A constitutional monarchy has a monarch who serves for life, while a parliamentary democracy has a prime minister who serves for a fixed term
D. A constitutional monarchy has a monarch who is elected by the people, while a parliamentary democracy has a prime minister who is appointed by the monarch
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
A constitutional monarchy has a monarch as head of state, while a parliamentary democracy has a prime minister as head of government

About This Question

This is Post Utme Babcock University 2018 Government Question 12. It is one of the objective questions from the 2018 Post Utme Babcock University Government examination.

View More Post Utme Babcock University 2018 Government Questions More Post Utme Babcock University Practice Questions Back to Questions

Master the Exam!

You've seen a preview, but there are thousands more questions plus AI tutor to break down complex solutions.

Unlock Full Access Available for Android & Windows
Chat with Support