Chapter 5: Practice Test 11
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- Question 1: What should drivers with a licence from Norway do to drive in the UK?
- Question 2: What significant legal action did the Human Rights Act 1998 take?
- Question 3: What is the legal stance on forced marriage in the UK?
- Question 4: What is the legal status of smoking in public places in the UK?
- Question 5: What should you do if you have a complaint about the police?
- Question 6: How do MPs contribute to the creation of new laws?
- Question 7: What power does the House of Commons have over the House of Lords?
- Question 8: Who is responsible for paying income tax through the self-assessment system?
- Question 9: What is the role of elected representatives in a democracy?
- Question 10: What is the main difference between the British constitution and those of countries like the USA?
- Question 11: Who becomes the Prime Minister if no single party has a majority?
- Question 12: What responsibilities do Secretaries of State hold?
- Question 13: What is the role of the Greater London Authority and the Mayor of London?
- Question 14: What form of representation is used in elections for the National Assembly for Wales?
- Question 15: What does Hansard provide?
- Question 16: What must the jury do during the trial?
- Question 17: What is an example of a civil dispute that County Courts handle?
- Question 18: What is the role of solicitors in the UK?
- Question 19: What are European laws called?
- Question 20: What is sent to households to update the electoral register?
- Question 21: What is one benefit of getting to know your neighbours?
- Question 22: What is one activity members of political parties engage in during election times?
- Question 23: Which organization works with children to prevent cruelty?
- Question 24: What is the primary role of civil servants in the UK?