Which sentence lists Parliament's three parts?

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Which sentence lists Parliament's three parts?

Parliament is made up of three elements: the monarch (the Crown), the House of Lords, and the House of Commons. The monarch’s role is largely ceremonial today, but the Crown remains one of the three components. The House of Lords consists of appointed members who review and revise legislation. The House of Commons is the elected chamber where MPs debate and pass laws, and where the Prime Minister and Cabinet operate as the government. The other options mix in a location (Westminster) or the executive (Prime Minister and Cabinet) and treat them as parts of Parliament, which isn’t correct.

Parliament is made up of three elements: the monarch (the Crown), the House of Lords, and the House of Commons. The monarch’s role is largely ceremonial today, but the Crown remains one of the three components. The House of Lords consists of appointed members who review and revise legislation. The House of Commons is the elected chamber where MPs debate and pass laws, and where the Prime Minister and Cabinet operate as the government. The other options mix in a location (Westminster) or the executive (Prime Minister and Cabinet) and treat them as parts of Parliament, which isn’t correct.

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