alleryWhat is the head of government commonly called in a parliamentary system?
APrime minister
BState Governor
CChief justice
DLord Speaker
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Prime minister
1. The head of government is commonly referred to as the prime minister.
2. He or she is almost always a member of parliament.
3. Governors and chief justices do not lead the government in this model.
_Source: Wikipedia, Parliamentary system, Lead section_
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