Switzerland
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Staten
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Storting
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Federal
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National Panchayat
Switzerland has a bicameral legislature called the Federal Assembly, consisting of the National Council and the Council of States. The term 'Federal Assembly' (Bundesversammlung in German) is the correct designation. The other options are parliaments of Netherlands (Staten), Norway (Storting), and Nepal (historically National Panchayat).
To answer this question, we need to understand the political system of Switzerland.
Option A) Staten - This option is incorrect. Staten is not a part of the political system of Switzerland.
Option B) Storting - This option is incorrect. Storting is the national parliament of Norway, not Switzerland.
Option C) Federal - This option is correct. Switzerland is a federal republic, meaning that it has a federal political system. It is composed of 26 cantons, each with its own constitution and government, and the federal government has limited powers.
Option D) National Panchayat - This option is incorrect. National Panchayat is a term used in India to refer to the local self-government system.
The correct answer is C) Federal. This option is correct because Switzerland operates under a federal political system.