Question 144
In Germany, a judge belongs to the ...
Deutsch: Ein Richter/eine Richterin gehört in Deutschland zur …
Answer options
- judiciary.✓ Correct answer
- executive power.
- legislative power.
- planning violence.
Explanation
The question relates to the organization of the state in Germany and the principle of the separation of powers. This principle divides state power into different areas to prevent abuse of power. Each area has its own tasks and responsibilities. In order to be able to answer this question, it is necessary to know what role judges play in the state system and to which state authority their work is assigned.
Memory trick for this question
The app includes a mnemonic for this question that makes the correct answer stick — along with progress tracking and a real exam simulation.
Start practising free🎁 Become an Android beta tester — lifetime premium freeMore questions
- The Federal Republic of Germany has a three-tier administrative structure. What is the name of the lowest political level?
- If you are allowed to vote in a Bundestag election in Germany, that means ...
- Pentecost is a ...
- The German state has many tasks. What task is not part of it?
- In 1974, the German Federal President Gustav Heinemann gives Helmut Schmidt the certificate of appointment as German Chancellor. What are the tasks of the German Federal President?
- What percentage of second votes do parties have to get at least to be elected to the German Bundestag?