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1. The Commonsshadow CabinetHouse of LordsI don't know consists of a senior group of opposition spokespeople who form an alternative cabinet.

2. 10 Downing street,also known as number 10,is the official residence and office of the SpeakerQueenPrime ministerI don't know.

3. A ministerLordfrontbencherI don't know is a politician who occupies the foremost bench of either the Government or Opposition.

4. BackbenchersMPLordsI don't knoware so called because they sit in the rows of benches behind their parties' spokespeople.

5. LunchQueen SpeechQuestion TimeI don't knowis an opportunity for MP and Lords to question government ministers.

6. The Big BenHouse of CommonsHouse of LordsI don't know, also known as the House of Peers, is the upper house of the Parliament.

7. By tradition, the PresidentSpeakerPrime MinisterI don't know is above politics.He is supposed to represent the rules of the Parliament.

8. The LabourGreensConservative PartyI don't know is informally known as the Tories.

9. The Queen's SpeechPMDebateI don't know explains the government's plans for the coming year.

10. MPsLordsSpeakersI don't knoware elected to represent constituencies and may remain until Parliament is dissolved.