Question

In both Australia and New Zealand, the governor-general has a large amount of official authority, including the right to appoint many officials. Why is the governor-general not considered to be the most powerful position in either of these countries?

The governor-general's role is greatly controlled by the king or queen.

A new governor-general is elected each year, so each has little control.

The governor-general's role is mostly ceremonial with little real power.

There are several governor-generals who manage to balance each other.

Answer 1

which do u think

Answer 2

C?

Answer 3

hm thats what i thought as well

Answer 4

but i need 100%

Answer 5

it is not A or B

Answer 6

and it is not D either because there i only one for each

Answer 7

so the answer must be?

Answer 8

not A because neither of those countries have a king or queen and not B because they are not elected every year

Answer 9

does that make sense?