Question 128
Members of parliament who are elected by the citizens are called ...
Deutsch: Parlamentsmitglieder, die von den Bürgerinnen und Bürgern gewählt werden, nennt man …
Answer options
- Ambassadors.
- Minister-Presidents.
- Members of parliament.✓ Correct answer
- Chancellors.
Explanation
In a democracy, citizens elect their representatives who represent their interests in parliament. These people work on laws, discuss political issues and make decisions for the country. The question relates to how to correctly designate these elected members of parliament and distinguishes them from other political offices such as heads of government or diplomats.
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