Who is the Prime Minister?

1.   ?     Tony Blair
2.   ?     Gordon Brown
3.   ?     Prince Charles
4.   ?     Alistair Burt

What political part does the Prime Minister lead?

1.   ?     The Labour Party
2.   ?     The Conservative Party
3.   ?     The Liberal Democrats
4.   ?     Sinn Fein

Where does the Prime Minister live?

1.   ?    10 Downing Street
2.   ?    Buckingham Palace
3.   ?    The Houses of Parliament
4.   ?    4 Privet Drive

In the government, what is meant by "The Opposition"?

1.   ?    The part that came second in the General Election.
2.   ?    The chamber where politicians meet to debate political issues.
3.   ?    Countries that are aggressive towards the UK, or ones that we are at war with.
4.   ?    Political parties that hold right-wing beliefs.

Who is the leader of the Conservative Party?

1.   ?     Tony Blair
2.   ?     Margaret Thatcher
3.   ?     Michael Howard
4.   ?     Charles Kennedy

Where do politicians debate new laws?

1.   ?    The Houses of Parliament
2.   ?    10 Downing Street
3.   ?    Buckingham Palace
4.   ?    The Cabinet Office

Who is the Deputy Prime Minister?

1.   ?     John Prescott
2.   ?     Gordon Brown
3.   ?     Jack Straw
4.   ?     David Blunkett

What does Council Tax pay for?

1.   ?    Running the Police Service, the Fire Service and local councils.
2.   ?    Paying the wages of the Members of Parliament.
3.   ?    Providing counselling services for people with problems in the local community.
4.   ?    Supporting charities, schools and other institutions that are non-profit making.

At what age can young people start voting?

1.   ?    18
2.   ?    17
3.   ?    21
4.   ?    16

What is the Budget Speech about?

1.   ?    Changes to inflation and taxes on alcohol, cigarettes and petrol.
2.   ?    Advice to companies on how to increase profits through careful investment.
3.   ?    News about recent developments in science and technology.
4.   ?    Descriptions of how new laws will affect society and the way we are governed.