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Life in the UK Test Practice Question · Ho & Duck: Add-on — Living in the UK

What is the House of Commons?

A) The appointed upper chamber composed of life peers and bishops
B) The elected chamber of Parliament, composed of MPs chosen by voters across constituencies
C) The committee that reviews legislation before it goes to the monarch
D) The government department responsible for elections

Correct answer: The elected chamber of Parliament, composed of MPs chosen by voters across constituencies

The House of Commons is the elected chamber of Parliament, composed of Members of Parliament chosen by voters across the UK's constituencies.

Related handbook facts

The House of Commons is the elected chamber of Parliament. MPs represent constituencies and can be contacted by post at the House of Commons.

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