Chapter 5: Practice Test 10
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- Question 1: What is the 'R' plate in Northern Ireland used for?
- Question 2: What does the right to liberty and security ensure?
- Question 3: Are arranged marriages acceptable in the UK?
- Question 4: What constitutes a racial crime in the UK?
- Question 5: What will a police officer do if you are arrested and taken to a police station?
- Question 6: Who are most members of the cabinet in the UK?
- Question 7: How does the House of Lords hold the government accountable?
- Question 8: What is a tax return?
- Question 9: What does the term 'franchise' refer to in the context of voting?
- Question 10: How does the British constitution keep the power of institutions in check?
- Question 11: What title did Prince Edward receive on his 59th birthday?
- Question 12: Who are Ministers of State and Parliamentary Under-Secretaries of State?
- Question 13: What is an example of a representative organization that influences government policy?
- Question 14: What role does a mayor play in many local authorities?
- Question 15: In which languages can members of the National Assembly for Wales speak?
- Question 16: How are ministerial offices distributed in the Northern Ireland Assembly?
- Question 17: Where are more serious civil cases, such as those involving large compensation claims, dealt with in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?
- Question 18: What is the title given to the elected members of the Welsh Parliament (Senedd Cymru)?
- Question 19: What does it mean to behave responsibly?
- Question 20: Who is eligible for jury service in the UK?
- Question 21: What is one of the key roles of school governors and school boards?
- Question 22: Why is shopping for products locally beneficial for the environment?
- Question 23: When was the Treaty of Rome signed?
- Question 24: What is a requirement for Commonwealth citizens to vote in the UK?