Government Practice Test – Organs of Government (Questions with Answers & Explanations)

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1. 


The head of the judicial arm of government is known as _____ (WASSCE 2009)

A. Chief justice
B. Attorney-General
C. a judge
D. an advocate

2. 


A corrupt judicial system erodes the observance of _____ (WASSCE 2017)

A. national peace and stability.
B. the rule of law.
C. international laws and conventions.
D. democratic values of the executive.

3. 


The verdicts of judges which are binding on lower courts are called judicial ____ (WASSCE 2006)

A. orders
B. precedents
C. council
D. oaths

4. 


Which of the following is not a function of the judiciary? (WASSCE 2014)

A. Settlement of disputes
B. Maintenance of law and order
C. Interpretation of law
D. Protection of rights.

5. 


Statutes are _____ (WASSCE 2014)

A. Bills passed by local government
B. Laws passed by the judiciary
C. Bills passed by the executive
D. Laws passed by the parliament.

 

 

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