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WAEC Government 2020 Objective — Question 16

Question 16 of 50 from the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Government 2020 Objective paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation.

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A monocephalous executive is where the executive powers and functions are vested in one person, that is, a single executive.

  • A. This describes a monocephalous executiveCorrect
  • B. This describes a plural executive
  • C. This describes a titular executive
  • D. This describes a nominal executive

Explanation

A monocephalous executive is where the executive powers and functions are vested in one person, that is, a single executive. An advantage of monocephalous executive is that it allows for quick decision-making.

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