Topic practice · Sverige i fokus
Connect democratic rights with the institutions and elections that put them into practice. Start with free participation, distinguish parliament from government, then compare voting rules for national and local elections.
Sveriges demokratiska system
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Politiska val och partier
Read the guide →Original QuickSwedish practice questions. Read, choose an answer, then open the explanation. These are not official test questions.
01 / 03 · Swedish question
An employer demands support for a party. Which response refers to the principle of free elections?
A. Jag hänvisar till min rätt att själv välja parti.
The manager's demand attempts to control an employee's personal choice. Political argument is allowed, but no one may determine another person's vote.
02 / 03 · Swedish question
What is the title of the person who leads the work of the Riksdag (Swedish parliament)?
A. Talman
The Speaker leads and plans parliamentary work. The Speaker also proposes a prime minister when a new government is to be formed.
03 / 03 · Swedish question
Ali is 30, solely Indian and continuously registered in Malmö for four years. In which elections can he vote?
B. Kommun- och regionval
Ali meets the three-year rule for municipal and regional elections. Indian citizenship does not qualify him for Riksdag or European elections in Sweden.
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