In Which of the Following Ways Does the British Democracy

In which of the following ways does the British democracy differ from most other parliamentary democracies in Europe?

A) The British system has a written constitution that is vastly more comprehensive and explicit than others.
B) The majority party can enact policies with almost no checks from other branches of government.
C) The monarch is able to select the head of government without input from the electorate.
D) The minority party in Parliament has abnormally strong abilities to stop the work of government if it disapproves of policy choices.
E) The head of government is not elected to a fixed term of office.