Chapter 5: Practice Test 12
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- Question 1: What does the UK driving test assess?
- Question 2: What document is required to prove that road tax has been paid?
- Question 3: Can a man be charged with rape if he forces his wife to have sex?
- Question 4: What is the consequence of breaching a Forced Marriage Protection Order?
- Question 5: What does housing law in the UK address?
- Question 6: What is the main role of the police force in the UK?
- Question 7: Who has the power to nominate life peers since 1958?
- Question 8: Which department should you contact to get a National Insurance number?
- Question 9: What was the initial public perception of the Chartists' campaign?
- Question 10: What are the monarch's powers in government decision-making?
- Question 11: What happens if the opposition party wins the General Election?
- Question 12: What is one of the key expectations of civil servants in their roles?
- Question 13: In some towns, what distinguishes an elected mayor?
- Question 14: Can the Scottish Parliament pass laws on matters reserved to the UK Parliament?
- Question 15: What is the title given to elected members of the Northern Ireland Assembly?
- Question 16: What kind of disputes might judges handle between members of the public or organisations?
- Question 17: Are members of the public allowed in Youth Courts?
- Question 18: In which court are divorce cases typically handled in the UK?
- Question 19: Which organisation provides information about solicitors in Scotland?
- Question 20: What is the outcome of treating others with fairness?
- Question 21: Is the Speaker affiliated with any political party?
- Question 22: What is the role of political parties during election times?
- Question 23: Can living people donate organs?
- Question 24: What is the National Citizen Service programme?