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Political Studies and Whundaland Year-end.
Political Studies and Whundaland Year-end.
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1
The Governor General does
not
:
Give royal assent to laws.
Have an official role in government.
Make sure there is always a Prime Minister.
Decide when an election happens.
2
The person in the photo was Whundaland's:
Humanitarian.
Flag designer.
Parliamentary page 2001.
Parliamentary page 2000.
3
The House of Commons event takes place in which Civic Mirror season?
Spring
Summer
Winter
Fall
4
To become a citizen of Canada (if not born here), one must do all these
except
:
Be 18 or older.
Vote.
Take a citizenship test.
Take an oath of citizenship.
5
The main difference between electing a Canadian Prime Minister and the President of the USA is:
Canadians always elect smart Prime Ministers.
The Queen chooses who the P.M. is.
Canadian Prime Minsters are more attractive.
Americans vote directly for the President.
6
A society based on cooperation without any formal government is:
Fascism
Democracy
Communism
Anarchy
7
The level of government that issues car licences:
Municipal
International
Provincial
Federal
8
Residential hexes are useless unless:
You are part of the majority.
They are powered with an E/I unit.
Jimbo says otherwise.
Powered by natural gas.
9
Every unit of food consumed is worth this many well-being points.
15
0
5
10
10
The Governor-General is part of this branch:
Legislative
Judicial
Parliamentary
Executive
11
After taking Political Studies 12, you will now:
Warn others to pay attention to what politicians are doing.
Pay more attention to the political news.
Understand better how government works.
Make sure you vote as soon as you are allowed.
12
The legal title of the Whundalander in the photo is:
The Great Leader
The Prime Minister
The President
The Big Cheese
13
Status points can be earned by all of these
except
:
Becoming the National Judge.
Achieving Hidden Agenda tasks.
Status point steals.
Being in the top five for Well-being points.
14
The person in the photo was Whundaland's:
Member of Pariliament.
Parliamentary page.
Foreign correspondent.
Owner of Energy and Industry.
15
Another name for a political constituency is a:
grouping
station
gerrymandering
riding
16
The City Centre includes all of these
except
:
Technology
Arts & Entertainment
Security
Insurance
17
The national economy for Whundaland:
$1 000 000
$100 000
$100
$1000
18
An example of
passive
citizenship is:
Obeying provincial and national laws.
Joining a protest against a pipeline expansion.
Voting in municipal, provincial, and national elections.
Starting a petition to lower the voting age.
19
Justin Trudeau is the leader of the:
New Democratic Party
Green Party
Liberals
Conservatives
20
The official role of the Senate is to:
Pass all of the laws coming from the House of Commons.
Take a second look at new laws to be sure they are good.
Provide material for political comedians.
Keep the Members of Parliament sober.
21
The philosophy based on tradition, preserving the status quo, stick-in-the-muds...
Libertarianism
Conservatism
Socialism
Liberalism
22
No shelter for one year results in:
Loss of 10 Status Points.
Cold and poor health.
One death.
Increased crime rate.
23
The person in the photo was Whundaland's:
Speaker of the House.
Historian.
Member of Parliament.
Official timekeeper.
24
The person in the photo was Whundaland's:
Leader of the Opposition.
National Judge.
Prime Minister.
Speaker of the House.
25
Safety units are produced by this hex:
Technology
Security
Insurance
Arts and Culture
26
Philosophy favouring freedom of speech, of religion, and of association, + property rights.
Conservatism
Fascism
Liberalism
Communism
27
The game objective for Civic Mirror is to:
Earn the most money.
Earn the most Status points.
Earn the highest course mark.
Earn the most Well-being points.
28
Political decisions are made and implemented fastest in this type of government:
Anarchic.
Democratic.
Consensus-based.
Autocratic.
29
If President Trump was on the chart shown, he would be in the:
Near the middle line on the far right.
Just slightly inside the purple near the middle.
On the middle line near the top.
Near the top right corner.
30
Governments usually regulate some socially important goods and services in a...
Mixed Market economy
Command economy
Traditional economy
Free Market economy
31
Citizens lose Well-being points if:
They don't get a health unit.
They lose money.
They don't get an education unit.
They annoy the teacher.
32
The type of elections we have now are usually called:
Proportional representation.
Corrupt gerrymandered jokes.
First past the post.
Single transferable voting.
33
Early communist philosophers believed this group exploited the working class.
The oligarchs.
The democrats.
The bourgeoisie.
The aristocrats.
34
Owning a house is worth:
No well-being points.
10 well-being points.
5 well-being points.
15 well-being points.
35
To vote in any Canadian election, you must:
be living in Canada.
be able to introduce yourself in both official languages.
have your driver's licence.
be registered to vote.
36
The CM House of Commons has this many MPs.
6
5
8
7
37
Canada's national holiday is:
July 4th.
October 31st.
July 1st.
January 1st.
38
This philosophy favours equitable and fair distribution of resources over a free market.
Socialism
Liberalism
Libertarianism
Conservatism
39
The head of state for Canada is:
the Lieutenant-Governor
the Prime Minister
the Queen
the Speaker of the House
40
The level of government that makes criminal law.
International
Federal
Provincial
Municipal
