Canada’s cabinet system is composed of the
a.

heads of various departments
b.

governor-general and advisors
c.

prime minister and advisors chosen from parliament
d.

house of lords and the house of commons

The correct answer is C. Prime ministers and advisors chosen from Parliament

Explanation:

In politics, the term "cabinet system" refers to the set advisers of the main chief of state, which are usually the leaders of the executive branch (organ in charge of governing). In the case of Canada government, the cabinet system is composed of the Prime Minister who is considered as the head of government and a set of ministers that act as advisors of the Prime Minister who are all chosen from Parliament. This system along with the monarch (Queen or King) and the Parliamentary system are considered to be the main government organs in Canada. Considering this, it can be concluded Canada's cabinet system is composed of the "Prime minister and advisors chosen from Parliament".

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