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Тест «Страноведение. Великобритания.» General information 1) What is the official name of Britain? The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland The United Kingdom of the Great Britain and the Northern Ireland 2) What parts does the United Kingdom consist of? a) England, Scotland, Wales b) England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland c) England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland 3) What is the capital of Scotland? a) Belfast b) Edinbourgh c) Cardiff 4) What is the symbol of England? a) the thistle b) the daffodil c) the red rose 5) What is the oldest part of London? a) the East End b) the City c) the West End 6) What is the official part of London? a) Westminster b) the East End c) the West End 7) What part of London is the symbol of wealth and luxury? a) the City b) the West End c) the East End 8) What is the mostly working-class part of London? a) the West End b) the East End c) Westminster 9) What is the national instrument of Scots? a) the guitar b) the violin c) the bagpipe 10) What is Wales called? a) A “Land of Dance” b) A “Land of Music” c) A “Land of Songs” Geographical position Where do the British Isles lie? to the East of the continent of Europe to the West of the continent of Europe to the South of the continent of Europe What channel lies between Britain and the continent of Europe? Suez Canal British Channel English Channel What is the highest mountain peak in Britain Snowdon b)Ben Nevis c) the Grampians What mountains are there in England? the Grampians b) the Cambrian Mountains c) the Pennine Chain What is the longest river in Britain The Severn b) the Thames c) the Ob What river is the British capital situated on The Severn b) the Thames c) the Ob What are the largest islands of the British Isles? England and Wales b) Ireland and Britain c) Great Britain and Ireland What is the eastern coast of the British Isles washed by? by the North Sea b) by the Irish Sea c) by the Atlantic Ocean What is the western coast of the British Isles washed by? a) by the North Sea b) by the Irish Sea c) by the Atlantic Ocean Why is it never too hot or too cold in Britain?- Because of… the sea b) mountains ) forests Political System What kind of state is Great Britain? a republic b) a parliamentary monarchy c) an absolute monarchy What is the head of the state of Great Britain? the Parliament b) the Queen c) the Prime Minister When did the Princess Elizabeth come to the throne? in 1932 b) in 1942 c) in 1952 What are the Houses of British Parliament? The House of Lords and the House of Commons The House of Lords and the House of Commons and Senate Senate and the House of Lords How many members are there in the House of Lords? more than 3,000 members more than 2,000 members more than 1,000 members Who heads the government of Great Britain? The Queen b) the Prime Minister c) the President How is the Speaker elected? by all the members of the House of Commons by all the members of the House of Lords by the Queen When do members of each House meet in session? at the e of May b) at the beginning of September c) at the end of October 9) How long do sessions last? a) for about 100 days a year b) for about 160 days a year c) for about 250 days a year  помогите пж ​

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members of the House of Commons through a voting process. The Speaker is elected at the beginning of each new Parliament and is chosen from among the Members of Parliament (MPs). The election is conducted by secret ballot and the winning candidate must receive an absolute majority of votes. The Speaker's role is to preside over debates in the House of Commons, maintain order, and ensure that parliamentary procedures are followed.

The Speaker represents the impartiality and independence of the House of Commons and does not align with any political party while serving in office. They are responsible for ensuring that all MPs have the opportunity to express their views and contribute to debates. The Speaker also plays a crucial role in deciding which MPs are called to speak and in keeping debates focused and productive.

The Speaker is a non-partisan figure who represents the entire House of Commons and acts as a mediator between MPs from different political parties. They are responsible for upholding the rights and privileges of MPs, as well as maintaining the dignity and decorum of the House of Commons. The Speaker's decision on matters of parliamentary procedure is final and cannot be challenged.