Chapter 5: Practice Test 4
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How many correct answers to pass:18
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- Question 1: Why is it important to have valid motor insurance in the UK?
- Question 2: Who must follow the principles of the European Convention of Human Rights according to the Human Rights Act 1998?
- Question 3: What is the age restriction for buying tobacco products in the UK?
- Question 4: What role do PCCs play in setting local police priorities?
- Question 5: What is the role of the police complaints system?
- Question 6: What is one of the main responsibilities of an MP?
- Question 7: Who are the specialists within the House of Lords and what is their role?
- Question 8: How did political parties change in the 19th century?
- Question 9: Which of the following is not true about the British constitution?
- Question 10: What does it mean for the UK to have a constitutional monarchy?
- Question 11: Who has control over important public appointments in the UK?
- Question 12: What role do independent MPs play in the House of Commons?
- Question 13: What distinguishes the role of certain mayors in some towns?
- Question 14: When did the National Assembly for Wales gain the ability to pass laws without the agreement of the UK Parliament?
- Question 15: What method is used to elect MLAs to the Northern Ireland Assembly?
- Question 16: What verdicts can a jury in Scotland decide?
- Question 17: Where are serious civil cases dealt with in Scotland?
- Question 18: Who presides over the small claims hearing?
- Question 19: When did Brexit officially take place?
- Question 20: Where is the electoral registration office typically located in England and Wales?
- Question 21: How does respecting the environment contribute to sustainability?
- Question 22: How are people selected for jury service?
- Question 23: Why is it important for school governors and school boards to ensure accountability?
- Question 24: How do environmental charities contribute to the community?