Mock Citizenship Test: Practice Test 3

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How many questions:24
How many correct answers to pass:18
Pass mark:75%
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List of Mock Life in the UK Test 3 Questions (Classic View):

  • Question 1: What was the primary significance of the Magna Carta?
  • Question 2: Which act formally united Wales with England under King Henry VII?
  • Question 3: Which law prohibited unlawful imprisonment by requiring authorities to justify detention?
  • Question 4: What key change did the Bill of Rights (1689) introduce?
  • Question 5: What did the Act of Union (1707) achieve?
  • Question 6: Which change was introduced by the Reform Act of 1832?
  • Question 7: What was the impact of the Emancipation Act of 1833?
  • Question 8: What did the 1928 Representation of the People Act achieve?
  • Question 9: Why was Irish Home Rule postponed in 1914?
  • Question 10: What was the outcome of the 1921 Anglo-Irish Treaty?
  • Question 11: What was a major consequence of the Black Death in Britain (1348)?
  • Question 12: When did English become the preferred language for courts and official documents in England?
  • Question 13: What event marked the return of the monarchy in 1660?
  • Question 14: Which year saw the Great Plague in England?
  • Question 15: Why did English Protestants invite William of Orange to take the throne in 1688?
  • Question 16: During whose reign did English settlers begin to move to North American colonies?
  • Question 17: What distinguishes a Secretary of State from a Minister of State?
  • Question 18: What is required for many cabinet decisions to take effect?
  • Question 19: What is the primary purpose of National Insurance funds?
  • Question 20: Which of the following best describes the relationship between the government and the judiciary?
  • Question 21: In the UK legal system, which of the following scenarios would most appropriately be handled under civil law rather than criminal law?
  • Question 22: What is the main difference between the courts dealing with minor criminal offences in England/Wales and Scotland?
  • Question 23: How does participation in community life reflect the values of British society?
  • Question 24: Who is responsible for setting local police priorities and budgets in England and Wales?