99 point question, plus !
( answer genuinely, and do not answer just for points, if you do, your answer will be deleted, and those points will be taken

3.) how are the prime minister and members of the house of commons chosen? -- [use attachment]
a. the people elect the members of the house of commons and the prime minister.
b. the people elect the members of the house of commons, which then chooses the prime minister.
c. the queen appoints the members of the house of commons, while the people elect the prime minister.
d. the queen appoints the members of the house of commons as well as the prime minister.

excerpt:
. . no single party won more than half the seats in the house of commons. the conservative party, led by david cameron, won the most with 306. the labour party, led by gordon brown, came second with 258 seats. the liberal democrats came third with 57 seats.

4.) read the excerpt describing the 2010 general election in great britain. what options were available to determine the outcome?
a. the conservative party won the most votes overall in the election, so it took control of parliament.
b. to overcome the result of a hung parliament, the conservative party formed a coalition with the liberal democrats to gain a majority and take control of parliament.
c. the conservative party had to share control of parliament with the labour party because that party had the second-most votes.
d. because no single party won more than half the seats, the british government had to hold new general elections until a single party was clearly in control.