In the British Constitution the head of the Judiciary is: _____________?

A. The queen
B. The speaker
C. The lord chancellor
D. The governor

The British Parliament Act of 1911 as amended in 1949, in legislation:

A. Equaled the two houses
B. Pitted the two houses against each other
C. Established the superiority of house of commons
D. Established the superiority of the house of lords

The Presiding officer of the House of Lords is: __________?

A. The speaker
B. The lord chancellor
C. The queen
D. The prime minister

The House of Lords is the:_____________?

A. 2nd chamber of the british parliament
B. 3rd chamber of the british parliament
C. 4th chamber of the british parliament
D. None of these

The Prime Minister is appointed by: __________?

A. The house of lords
B. The house of commons
C. The queen
D. The parliament

Lords Spiritual are consist of:___________?

A. Two archbishops
B. Three archbishops
C. Four archbishops
D. Five archbishops

Lords of Appeal are appointed under:

A. Statute of west minister act 1831
B. Appellate jurisdiction act 1871
C. Parliament act of 1911
D. None of these

The British Parliament is:___________?

A. Unicameral
B. Bicameral
C. Tri-cameral
D. None of these

The House of Lords consists of the Lords Temporal and:__________?

A. Lords spiritual
B. Lords privy
C. Lords magnificent
D. None of these

The British Courts must accept the laws passed by:____________?

A. The judiciary
B. The parliament
C. The cabinet
D. None of these