What is implied about the presidential election?

A. The governing left-wing alliance stands a good chance of victory.
B. There will probably be a run-off.
C. Voters are not as interested in the presidential election as in the parliamentary elections.
D. The outcome of the election would be utterly unpredictable.

Which of the following is mentioned as a mandate of Poland’s president?

A. Dissolving the parliament.
B. Working out Poland’s foreign policies.
C. Naming the prime minister.
D. Vetoing bills.

What accusation has Ethiopia’s main opposition coalition made?

A. It accused the EPRDF of claiming victory before all votes were counted.
B. It accused the Coalition for Unity and Democracy of trying to cling to power.
C. It accused the ruling party of rigging the result of the election.
D. It accused the Coalition for Unity and Democracy of voting irregularities.

Which of the following statements is true?

A. Final results show the EPRDF has lost most seats in the capital.
B. The EFPDF has won 92 seats out of 547.
C. The United Ethiopian Democratic Front won as many as 20 seats.
D. Voter turnout was very high.

Which of the folllowing statement about Mr Berlusconi is True?

A. He believed tens of thousands of ballots were disputed.
B. is ready to accept defeat in the general election.
C. He Challenged the Interior Ministry’s statement.
D. deprived Ramano Prodi’s centre-left coalition a victory.

Germany’s voting systemThe German federal governmentthree main parts: a) 1b)the executive branchc) 2The legislative branchtwo 3 : a)the Bundesratb)the Bundestag.The Bundestagbased in 4elected every four yearsThe 5 of seats up for election is 598Voting ProceduresSeats of the BundestagGermans cast two votes : a)one for a 6 from their own constituencyb) the other for a 7Political parties put together 8 .A party has to receive at least 5% of the second votes in a state to qualify for a seat.If Germans split their ballots, 9 seats make sure every directly-elected candidate gets a seat, while political parties are still 10 .The federal chancellorThe 11 Bundestag votes for the federal chancellor.The chancellor needs 12 the votes of to form a government. Sometimes the biggest party 13 other smaller political parties to get the votes they need.The chancellor chooses members of his or her 14 Chancellors serve four-year terms and don’t have 15 .