The Queen or King of the UK is a ____ Monarch. The Monarch ____ according to a Constitution - an established set of rules, and her power is ____. She must work in conjunction with ____. The Monarch is the Country's Head of ____ - the leader of the Government. She plays a political role and has official duties. The Monarch is the Head of the ____ - a national icon who represents her Country and its People at home and abroad. The Monarch Provider ____ and ____ to the Country even in the midst of changing political parties and ever-present controversies. The Monarch acts by Royal Prerogative - a set of formal ____ the Monarch holds under the National Constitution. Monarch duties: 1. ____ a prime minister and other government ministers, members of Parliament's House of Lords, Senior judges and archbishop and bishops of the Church of England. 2. Regularly meeting with the Prime Minister and Privy Council 3. Opening Each session of Parliament 4. Honoring the achievements and Services of British ____ 5. Serving as a ____-in-Chief of the British armed forces. 6. Making ____ to fulfill her role as a national icon and meet her ____. Parliament consists of 3 parts: the House of Lords, the House of Commons and the Monarch. The House of Commons is the elected chamber of Parliament. It ____ big issues, proposes laws, amends existing ones and ____ the government's work. Members of Parliament represent a ____ in the UK. They belong to a Political Party or are ____ and are elected by constituents from the area they want to represent. The leader of the Party that has the most members of the P elected after a General election becomes the Prime Minister and heads up the Government. They choose a ____ made up of 20 senior ministers who coordinate each government ____.

How does the British monarchy work?

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