Post Utme Igbinedion University 2019 Government Question 3

Practice objective / multiple choice question 3 from the 2019 Post Utme Igbinedion University Government examination.

Post Utme Igbinedion University 2019 Government Objective / Multiple Choice
Question 3 POST_UTME_IGBINEDION_UNIVERSITY • 2019 • GOVERNMENT • objective

What is the main difference between a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary system of government?

Answer Options

A. In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch has absolute power, while in a parliamentary system, the government is elected by the people.
Correct Answer B. In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch has limited power, while in a parliamentary system, the government is elected by the people.
C. In a constitutional monarchy, the government is elected by the people, while in a parliamentary system, the monarch has absolute power.
D. In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch has no power, while in a parliamentary system, the government is elected by the people.
Correct Answer
B
Correct Option:
In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch has limited power, while in a parliamentary system, the government is elected by the people.

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