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51.

Governments are classified as Parliamentary and Presidential on the basis of:

A.	Relations between the legislature and the executive	B.	Relations between the politicians and civil servants
C.	Written and unwritten constitutions	D.	Regid and flexible constitutions

52.

In a parliamentary form of a government:

A.	The legislature is responsible to Judiciary	B.	The legislature is responsible to the executive
C.	The executive is responsible to the legislature	D.	The Judiciary is responsible to the legislature

53.

Which one of the following statement not correct?

A.	Parliamentary Governments is also known as Cabinet Government	B.	Parliamentary Government is also known as responsible Government
C.	Parliamentary Government is also known as Irresponsible Government	D.	None of the above

54.

The Parliamentary government first developed in:

A.	Britain	B.	France
C.	Greece	D.	Switzerland

55.

The head of state under a Parliamentary government enjoys:

A.	Absolute powers	B.	Limited powers
C.	Nominal powers	D.	No powers

56.

The head of the state under a parliamentary government:

A.	Is an elected representative	B.	Is a hereditary person
C.	Is a nominated person	D.	May be elected, hereditary or nominated person

57.

The real executive power under a parliamentary government rests with:

A.	The Parliament	B.	The King
C.	Concil of Ministers	D.	The Civil Servants

58.

The Cabinet under Parliamentary government is accountable to:

A.	The Council of Ministers	B.	The Prime Minister
C.	The legislature	D.	The President

59.

Parliamentary government is based on the principle of collective responsibility which means:

A.	The minister is accountable to the Cabinet	B.	The minister is accountable for everthing done by him to the Parliament as wel as Cabinet
C.	All the ministers are collectively responsible to the legislature	D.	The ministers are directly accountable to parliament as well as the electorate

60.

The Parlimentry Government is often described as government by:

A.	Experts	B.	Technocrats
C.	Specialists	D.	Amateurs