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Test 25 of 32 · Chapter 5

The Crown — Role and Responsibilities Practice Test

What this test covers: Constitutional monarchy, the monarch's ceremonial and advisory roles, King Charles III, the line of succession, the King's Speech, Royal Assent and state duties.

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Revise this topic: Study Chapter 5, How Britain Works — Government, Law and Citizenship

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What term describes the type of monarchy in the United Kingdom, where the monarch is head of state but does not govern directly?

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  1. What term describes the type of monarchy in the United Kingdom, where the monarch is head of state but does not govern directly?
  2. How does the monarch select the Prime Minister?
  3. Who has been the UK's reigning monarch since September 2022?
  4. Who is the immediate heir to the throne after King Charles III?
  5. What is the King's Speech?
  6. What is Royal Assent?
  7. All Acts of Parliament are made in whose name?
  8. The monarch holds regular meetings with the Prime Minister. What is the purpose of these meetings?
  9. Which TWO of the following are ceremonial duties of the monarch?
  10. True or false: the monarch governs the United Kingdom directly, making day-to-day decisions about laws and policies.
  11. Does the monarch provide stability and continuity, and receive ambassadors from foreign countries?
  12. After Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who is next in the line of succession to the throne?

Last reviewed 21 October 2026 · Based on the official handbook, Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents, and GOV.UK guidance.