Politik: all 57 questions with answers
These 57 questions of the German citizenship test belong to the topic Politik. The correct answer is shown under each question; open it for the explanation.
- What is referred to as an 'Ampelkoalition' (traffic light coalition) in Germany? The cooperation …
- What is the task of election workers in Germany?
- In Germany, volunteer election workers help with elections. What is one task of election workers?
- For how many years is the Bundestag elected in Germany?
- In a federal election in Germany, anyone can vote who...
- How often are there usually federal elections in Germany?
- For how many years is the Bundestag elected in Germany?
- Elections in Germany are …
- Elections in Germany are won by the party that...
- Participating in democratic elections in Germany is …
- What does “active voting rights” mean in Germany?
- If you are allowed to vote in a Bundestag election in Germany, that means …
- What percentage of the second votes must parties receive at least in order to be elected to the German Bundestag?
- Elections in Germany are free. What does that mean?
- The electoral system in Germany is a …
- A party wants to get into the German Bundestag. But it must have a minimum share of votes. That means …
- What principle are elections in Germany subject to? Elections in Germany are...
- What is the "5% threshold" in Germany?
- The Bundestag election in Germany is the election …
- In a democracy, one function of regular elections is...
- What do citizens in Germany who are eligible to vote get before an election?
- Why does the 5% threshold exist in the electoral law of the Federal Republic of Germany? It exists because …
- Members of parliament who are elected by the citizens are called …
- In Germany, … is elected by the people.
- In Parliament the term 'opposition' stands for...
- Which ballot paper would be valid in a federal election?
- What is allowed in federal and state elections in Germany?
- A political party in Germany pursues the goal of establishing a dictatorship. In that case, it is …
- What symbol can be seen in the plenary hall of the German Bundestag?
- Who elects the members of the Bundestag in Germany?
- What is not a feature of our democracy?
- The cooperation of parties to form a government is called in Germany …
- Why is there more than one party in a democracy?
- When can a party be banned in Germany?
- Who can you not directly elect as a citizen in Germany?
- Elections in Germany are free. What does that mean?
- Who is usually elected President of the German Bundestag?
- Who appoints the federal government ministers in Germany?
- The German Federal President Gustav Heinemann gives Helmut Schmidt the certificate of appointment as German Chancellor in 1974. What are the tasks of the German Federal President?
- What is the name of the current Chancellor of Germany?
- The two largest parliamentary groups in the German Bundestag are currently called …
- What is the name of Germany's current head of state?
- What does the abbreviation CDU mean in Germany?
- What does the abbreviation SPD mean?
- What does the abbreviation FDP mean in Germany?
- Who elects the Federal Chancellor in Germany?
- Who heads the German federal cabinet?
- Who elects the German Federal Chancellor?
- What is the main task of the German Federal President? She/He…
- Who elects the Federal President in Germany?
- Who is the head of state of the Federal Republic of Germany?
- The parliamentary opposition in the German Bundestag …
- What do you call the association of members of a party in parliament in Germany?
- What does the abbreviation CSU mean in Germany?
- The more 'second votes' a party receives in a Bundestag election, the …
- At what age are you allowed to take part in the elections to the German Bundestag in Germany?
- When members of the German Bundestag change their parliamentary group...