The British Party System Is Often Called a Two-And-A-Half Party

question 3

Multiple Choice

The British party system is often called a two-and-a-half party system because:

• A)the MPs in Parliament are notoriously hard to control, and their independence counts as a sort of third party.
• B)the Labour Party has two unofficial wings that operate with different policy objectives.
• C)the House of Lords is part of government but is not popularly elected.
• D)the Scottish National Party holds only a regional sway instead of a national one.
• E)the Liberal Democratic Party trails far behind the Conservative and Labour parties in electoral strength.

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