10 Questions
What is the primary requirement for becoming the prime minister of Canada?
Being elected as the leader of a political party
Who are the members of cabinet in Canada typically chosen from?
Members of parliament or senators
Which body in Canada is responsible for debating, studying, and voting on proposed laws?
The House of Commons
What is the role of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet in the day-to-day business of government?
Running government departments
Which group usually forms the government in Canada based on the text?
The party with the most MPs
Why do senators provide a 'sober second thought' to legislation proposed for Canada?
To ensure that laws respect the rights of Canadians
What is the main reason for the divisions in appointing senators from different regions in Canada?
To ensure equal representation for regions within the Senate
Why does the Prime Minister appoint senators instead of holding elections for their positions?
To ensure alignment with the PM's political party
Which branch of Canada's government is responsible for interpreting and applying all laws, including the rights of Canadians?
Judicial branch
What is the primary role of the Supreme Court of Canada?
Having the final word on all legal questions in the country
This quiz covers key information about the executive branch of the Canadian government, including the role of the prime minister and the cabinet. Learn about the process of becoming prime minister and the responsibilities of cabinet members.
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