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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Branches
Who is part of the executive branch?
$100 Answer from Branches
PM & Cabinet
$200 Question from Branches
Who appoints the Governor General
$200 Answer from Branches
PM
$300 Question from Branches
Which branch includes the Supreme Court of Canada
$300 Answer from Branches
Judicial Branch
$400 Question from Branches
Who is:-Appointed by the PM-Makes changes to laws-Cannot propose laws concerning Taxes?
$400 Answer from Branches
Senators- Part of Senate and Legislative Branch
$500 Question from Branches
What are 3 characteristics of the Judicial Branch
$500 Answer from Branches
Judicial Branch:-Composed of individuals with a background in law-Highest court in Canada-Final Word-Judges appointed by PM
$100 Question from Laws
Who proposes laws?
$100 Answer from Laws
Executive Branch:PM and Cabinet
$200 Question from Laws
What is the Royal Assent
$200 Answer from Laws
When the Governor General passesthe law
$300 Question from Laws
What role does the Senate have In passing laws?
$300 Answer from Laws
Reads, debates, make changes to law
$400 Question from Laws
What branches does a law go Through in order to pass it?
$400 Answer from Laws
Executive and Legislative
$500 Question from Laws
List the branches and groups a lawGoes through before being passed
$500 Answer from Laws
Executive branchLegislative Branch- HofCLegislative Branch- SenateLegislative Branch- HofCLegislative Branch-SenateLegislative Branch- Royal Assent
$100 Question from Representation
How many constituencies are in theNWT
$100 Answer from Representation
19
$200 Question from Representation
Who elects the Speaker and PremierOf the NWT?
$200 Answer from Representation
The members
$300 Question from Representation
Where do the people elect theirPremier?
$300 Answer from Representation
Provinces
$400 Question from Representation
What is the Northwest TerritoriesAct?
$400 Answer from Representation
Federal Statute
$500 Question from Representation
What are 3 major differences Between provinces and territories
$500 Answer from H3
Voting for representativesBorrowing moneyOwning Land
$100 Question from YCJA
Between what ages do you have toBe in order to be protected by it?
$100 Answer from YCJA
12-17 years old
$200 Question from YCJA
What are 2 examples of consequencesFaced by young offenders
$200 Answer from YCJA
Community Service &Counselling
$300 Question from YCJA
Does it prohibit adult sentencingFor youth aged 12-15
$300 Answer from YCJA
No – 12-14
$400 Question from YCJA
What is the definition of this Act?
$400 Answer from YCJA
This law defines the consequences Young people face from criminaloffences
$500 Question from YCJA
List 3 characteristics of this Act
$500 Answer from YCJA
-News media cannot release their names (unless they receive an adult sentencing)-Allows most offenders to avoid having a criminalrecord check-Deals with those between the ages of 12-17
$100 Question from Surprise
What code creates a criminal record
$100 Answer from Surprise
Criminal Code of Canada
$200 Question from Surprise
Who is the Governor General
$200 Answer from Surprise
David Lloyd Johnson
$300 Question from Surprise
Give an example of a lobbyist group
$300 Answer from Surprise
Non-Smokers Group
$400 Question from Surprise
Give 2 examples of how you can beinformed
$400 Answer from Surprise
Watch the NewsLearn about political partiesRead a political cartoonAnd many more…
$500 Question from Surprise
Give 3 examples of how to be anactive citizen
$500 Answer from Surprise
VolunteerFundraiseVoteJury DutyAnd many more…
Final Jeopardy
What is the significant role the legislative Assembly plays in the life of Northwest Territorians?
Final Jeopardy Answer
It gives a voice to the people!
