Question

1.Complete the sentences with the correct words or phrases.

- Secretary - bilateral - spokesperson -Member of Parliament -candidacy - embassy - deputy -bill -embargo - elector

1. A__________(or MP) is the name of a person who has been elected to represent the people of a particular area in a parliament.
2. A person who represents a group or an organisation is called a______
.
3. A ____is what ministers are officially called in America.
4. A group of officials led by an ambassador who represent their government in a foreign country is called an ______
.
5. The fact that he officially announced his_______for the post of a mayor was unexpected.
6. A________is the name for a member of parliament in some countries.
7. After long debates the new health______was passed 380 votes to 231.
8.__________talks are held between Turkey and Greece to discuss common defence policy.
9. An official arms______________on Somalia prohibits other countries to sell weapons to that country.
10. The person who has the right to vote is called an_____________
.

Answer 1

1. A Member of Parliament (or MP) is the name of a person who has been elected to represent the people of a particular area in a parliament.
2. A person who represents a group or an organisation is called a spokesperson.
3. A Secretary is what ministers are officially called in America.
4. A group of officials led by an ambassador who represent their government in a foreign country is called an embassy.
5. The fact that he officially announced his candidacy for the post of a mayor was unexpected.
6. A deputy is the name for a member of parliament in some countries.
7. After long debates the new health bill was passed 380 votes to 231.
8. Bilateral talks are held between Turkey and Greece to discuss common defence policy.
9. An official arms embargo on Somalia prohibits other countries to sell weapons to that country.
10. The person who has the right to vote is called an elector.