Решить тест 2 variant. choose the necessary. 1. british parliament is the body in the country. a) judicial c) social b) executive d) legislative 2. parliament consists of houses - a) two; the house of representatives and the house of lords; b) three; the house of lords, senate, and the house of commons; c) four; the house of commons, congress, the house of representatives, the house of lords; d) two; the house of lords and the house of commons. 3. the members of the house of commons are chosen by the a) electors; c) house of lords; b) queen; d) prime minister. 4. there must be a general election every years, but the government can order a general election, at any time within that period if it so wishes. a) four; c) six; b) five; d) seven. 5. in the house of commons the members sit . a) on four sides of the hall; b) on three sides of the hall; c) on two sides of the hall; d) on two sides and in the middle of the hall. 6. after each general election, the king or queen invites the leader of the majority party in the house of commons to become and form the government. a) the lord chancellor; b) the secretary for foreign and commonwealth affairs; c) the prime minister; c) the speaker. 7. membership of is the keystone of british defense policy. a) the western european union; c) the ec; b) nato; d) the commonwealth. 8. there are members of the commonwealth, including britain. it is a voluntary association of states, nearly all of which had been british territories to which independence was granted. a) 30; c) 50; b) 40; d) 60. 9. the most famous of all the british newspapers is . it is not now, and has never been, an organ of the government, and has no link with any party. a) the guardian; c) the financial times; b) the times; d) the daily express. 10. the british are great lovers of sports; and when they are neither playing nor watching games they like to talk about them. a) professional; c) competitive. b) amateur; 11. the game particularly associated with england is a) tennis; c) football; b) cricket; d) horse racing. 12. scotland yard is the headquarters of the in london. a) member of parliament; b) military police; c) metropolitan police. 13. fleet street is the former home of the countrys a) pubs; c) leading newspapers; b) shops; d) museums. 14. whitehall is which takes its name from the former whitehall palace. today it is synonymous with the british government quarter. a) a building; c) not a building but a street; b) a hall in a palace; d) an address. 15. harrads is probably the worlds most famous . a) shop; c) art gallery; b) stadium; d) museum.

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