State system in UK

Great Britain is …

Now the head of the United Kingdom is …          

The Queen's London residence is …

The Queen's family hasn’t any homes in the other parts of the UK.

The Parliament governs the United Kingdom in the name of …

The Parliament consists of … chambers. 

There are more than … in the House of Lords.

Many of the members of the House of Lords have inherited their power.

The centre of parliamentary power is … 

General elections in Great Britain are held at least every ...

Voting in the UK is from the age of ...

Some British parties may suggest their candidates to the Parliament.

The Government is formed by the party with the majority in the House of Lords.

The Prime Minister is the leader of the party that won the election.

The Prime Minister is ...

"Shadow cabinet" is formed by …. (, , )

The Opposition has the duty ...  to the Government.

Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in …         

Elizabeth II is also head of state in Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

... are responsible for housing, education, po­lice, local services and fire brigades in Great Britain.