Government Trial Questions 2024/2025 W.A.S.S.C.E ( Ghana Only )

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1. What is the primary function of the Executive branch of government?

a) Enacting laws b) Interpreting laws c) Implementing laws d) Adjudicating disputes

2. Who is the head of state in Ghana?

a) President b) Prime Minister c) Chief Justice d) Speaker of Parliament

3. What is the primary function of the Legislature?

a) Enforcing laws b) Interpreting laws c) Making laws d) Appointing judges

4. What does the Judiciary branch of government primarily do?

a) Enforce laws b) Interpret laws c) Make laws d) Approve laws

5. What is the primary purpose of the Constitution in Ghana?

a) To limit the powers of government b) To establish the structure of government c) To outline the rights of citizens d) All of the above

6. Who is responsible for appointing ministers in Ghana?

a) The President b) The Chief Justice c) The Speaker of Parliament d) The Prime Minister

7. Which branch of government is responsible for interpreting the laws?

a) Executive b) Legislative c) Judiciary d) None of the above

8. Which body in Ghana has the power to impeach the President?

a) Parliament b) Supreme Court c) Executive Council d) Electoral Commission

9. What is the tenure of office for Members of Parliament in Ghana?

a) 4 years b) 5 years c) 6 years d) 7 years

10. Which of the following is NOT a fundamental human right protected by the Constitution of Ghana?

a) Right to life b) Right to education c) Right to health d) Right to bear arms

11. Which body in Ghana is responsible for conducting elections?

a) Electoral Commission b) Parliament c) Supreme Court d) President

12. What is the minimum voting age in Ghana?

a) 16 years b) 18 years c) 21 years d) 25 years

13. Which of the following is an example of a unitary system of government?

a) United States b) United Kingdom c) Ghana d) Switzerland

14. What is the role of the Attorney General in Ghana?

a) To advise the President on legal matters b) To represent the government in legal proceedings c) To draft legislation d) All of the above

15. What is the function of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) in Ghana?

a) To promote voter education b) To investigate corruption cases c) To oversee the judiciary d) To manage national parks

16. What is the primary function of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in Ghana's Parliament?

a) To review government expenditure b) To draft new legislation c) To conduct diplomatic relations d) To oversee national security

17. Which of the following is a feature of the parliamentary system of government?

a) Separation of powers b) Appointment of the head of state by the legislature c) Strong executive dominance d) Direct election of the head of state

18. What is the significance of the Rule of Law in Ghana's legal system?

a) It ensures equality before the law b) It empowers the executive branch c) It limits the powers of Parliament d) It guarantees freedom of speech

19. What is the purpose of the District Assemblies in Ghana?

a) To oversee national security b) To provide healthcare services c) To promote local development d) To regulate national elections

20. Who appoints the Chief Justice of Ghana?

a) The President b) The Prime Minister c) The Speaker of Parliament d) The Judicial Council

21. What is the function of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) in Ghana?

a) To oversee national security b) To implement foreign policy c) To formulate long-term development plans d) To manage public health programs

22. Which of the following is NOT a feature of a federal system of government?

a) Centralization of power b) Division of powers between central and regional governments c) Autonomy of regional governments d) Existence of a written constitution

23. What is the role of the Auditor-General in Ghana?

a) To oversee the management of public funds b) To represent the government in court cases c) To advise the President on economic policy d) To manage international trade agreements

24. What is the main function of the Local Government Service in Ghana?

a) To maintain national parks b) To regulate the banking sector c) To oversee local government administration d) To manage foreign affairs

25. What is the primary responsibility of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration in Ghana?

a) To oversee national security b) To promote tourism c) To manage international relations d) To regulate the banking sector

26. Which institution in Ghana is responsible for regulating the telecommunications sector?

a) Ministry of Communications b) National Security Council c) Ghana Revenue Authority d) Ministry of Finance

27. What is the primary function of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) in Ghana?

a) To oversee national security b) To promote human rights c) To regulate the banking sector d) To manage public transportation

28. Who has the power to dissolve Parliament in Ghana?

a) The President b) The Chief Justice c) The Speaker of Parliament d) The Electoral Commission

29. What is the purpose of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA)?

a) To regulate public transportation b) To manage national parks c) To collect taxes d) To oversee telecommunications

30. Who is responsible for appointing judges in Ghana?

a) The President b) The Chief Justice c) The Speaker of Parliament d) The Attorney General