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一:名词解释:
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英国宪法:
British
Constitution
Britain
doesn
’
t
have
a
constitution
written
down
in
a
single
document.
The
constitution
flows from 6 sources:
1) The Royal Prerogatives
皇家特权
2)
*Statute
Laws
成文法
,
They
are
Acts
of
Parliament
and
subordinate
legislation
made
under
powers
conferred
by
Parliament.
They
are
a
large
amount of
‘
unwrit
ten
’
law gathered
from numerous decisions of the courts
and other sources
3)
*Common Laws
普通法
,
判例法
4)
*Conventions
习惯法
It
is
one
of
the
main
components
of
the
British
Constitution. It refers to the Bills
which have been passed by courts.
5)
Authoritative Opinions
权威意见
6) European
Union Laws
欧盟法
2
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英国议会:
British Parliament
The Parliament is made up of three
elements: The Crown (the Queen); The House of
Lords
;
The House
of Commons. The real centre of parliamentary power
lies in the
House
of
Commons.
It
is
the
supreme
law
making
institution
in
Britian.
The
Parliament
has
other
functions:
such
as
control
and
criticize
the executive
government;
control the raising and the
spending of money.
3
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BBC
BBC is the short for British
Broadcasting Corporation. The company was founded
in
1922.
It
is
the
largest
broadcaster
in
the
world,
with
about
23,000
staff.
Its
main
responsibility
is
to
provide
public
service
broadcasting
in
the
United
Kingdom,
Channel
Islands
and
Isle
of
Man.
The
main
channels
are
TV/radio
channels
,public
service,
BBC 1
&
BBC
2.
It
is
the
principal public
service
broadcaster
in
the
United
Kingdom,
with
its
headquarters
at
Broadcasting
House
in
the
City
of
Westminster,
London. TV/radio channels.
4
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下议院
The House of Commons
The
House of Commons is the most powerful and
important element in UK. It is the
real
center of British political life. There are three
main functions, make laws; control
and
criticize the executive government; control the
raising and spending of money .
Every member of Parliament is elected
by a constituency
. The people who gets
most votes
deserve to be elected. There
are 650 members in Common house. There are known
as members of Congress.
5
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上议院
The House of Lords
It exercises
the supreme judicial power. It is an important
part of Parliament. The
Lords
acts
as
a
revising
chamber
for
legislation
and
its
work
complements
the
business
of
the
Commons.
It
must
pass
all
financial
legislation
sent
to
it
from
the
House
of
Commons,
and
can
delay
other
Bills
for
only
one
year.
It
has
a
special
judicial function. There are about 1160
members. Members are mostly appointed by
the Queen, a fixed number are elected
internally and a limited number of Church of
England archbishops and bishops sit in
the House. Most of them are hereditary peers
of the realm. Some of them are non-
hereditary peers.
6
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内阁
The Cabinet
The British
cabinet is the highest organ of State
Administration. The prime minister is
the head of government, the cabinet is
the leading center of the government. The
Cabinet is composed of the chiefs of
the most important ministries and departments.
It
consists
of
The
Minister
of Defense, the
Foreign
Secretary
and
the
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer.
It
is
appointed
by
the
Queen
with
the
advice
of
the
PM.
The
most
senior
members
of
the
Cabinet
are
the
Deputy
Prime
Minister,
Foreign
Secretary,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
and
Home
Secretary.
There
has
never
been
a
set
number for
posts within the Cabinet. The most common figure
for a Cabinet is 22.
They are called
the Cabinet Ministers.
二:
解答题
1
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英国教育体系
British Education
?
The
oldest
schools
in
UK
are
Oxford
and
Cambridge.
It
has
comprehensive
schools, grammar school ,public
school.
The
comprehensive schools are the most
popular
secondary
schools
in
Britain
today.
They
select
its
intake
without
considering
their
students
’
academic
background. They provide a general education that
people can
learn
everything
from
academic
subjects
like
literature
to
more
practical
subjects
like
cook
ing.
Actually
private
schools
are
called
independent
schools .they
are
actually private
schools. They are funded by a combination of
endowments,
tuition fees and other non-
governmental funding. They are long established
and have gained a high academic
standard as well as their exclusiveness and
snobbery. Boy
’
s
public schools include such schools as Eton and
Harrow. Girl
’
s
famous
public
schools
Roedean.
Public
schools
are
not
part
of
national
educational
system
and
are
restricted
to
the
students
whose
parents
are
competitively rich.
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