Chapter 5: Practice Test 2
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How many correct answers to pass:18
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- Question 1: How often must a vehicle over three years old undergo an MOT test?
- Question 2: Why is freedom of expression important in the European Convention of Human Rights?
- Question 3: What is the main purpose of a Forced Marriage Protection Order?
- Question 4: Can minors drink alcohol in public places in the UK?
- Question 5: What financial responsibility do PCCs have?
- Question 6: What legal right do you have if you are arrested in the UK?
- Question 7: What is the significance of debates in the House of Commons?
- Question 8: What is the main function of the House of Lords in the legislative process?
- Question 9: How do self-employed people pay their National Insurance Contributions?
- Question 10: What was one of the six changes the Chartists wanted?
- Question 11: Which event highlighted the monarch's role in national identity and pride?
- Question 12: What are the core values expected of civil servants?
- Question 13: How often are local elections typically held for councillors in most UK areas?
- Question 14: Why are the Assembly's publications available in both Welsh and English?
- Question 15: What authority does the UK government have over devolved assemblies?
- Question 16: What type of court handles family matters in Scotland?
- Question 17: What is the primary responsibility of the Council of Europe?
- Question 18: What is a postal ballot used for?
- Question 19: What is one way you can contribute to society?
- Question 20: How can respecting your neighbours' privacy benefit your relationship with them?
- Question 21: Why is participating in jury service considered a civic duty?
- Question 22: What is canvassing?
- Question 23: What opportunities does the National Citizen Service programme offer to young people?
- Question 24: What is one way to protect the environment while traveling?