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Which of the following sectors are controlled byDevolved administrations?
Foreign affairs
Defence policy
Immigration
Education
European Convention on Human Rights allows Freedom of expression as one of its principles.
True
False
In which way parents can help in schools?
They can listen to children read
They can teach classes
They can replace the headteacher
They can do the children’s homework for them
Who are elected in a General Election?
The Lords
MPs
MEPs
Local councillors
The police is not supposed to protect and help people who are not UK citizens.
True
False
What mandatory information required to be entered in an electoral registration form?
The names of all eligible voters who live at the address
Only the names of adult women resident at the address
The names of everyone at the address
Only the names of adult men resident at the address
Which of the following statements is correct?
Citizens must be at least 18 to vote.
Citizens must be at least 21 to vote.
Which country joined the EU in 2013?
Turkey
Iceland
Finland
Croatia
Never in the past UK government has exercised its power to suspend a devolved assembly.
True
False
How many local authorities are there in London?
13
23
33
43
Welsh Assembly building was opened in the year:
2001
2002
2004
2006
For the sake of self-defence a person can carry a weapon and this is legally permitted.
True
False
Can verdict be given in a situation of ‘not proven’ case?
Yes, but only in a Magistrates’ Court
Yes, but only in Scotland
Right to vote is also known as :
A ballot
The republic
The franchise
A democrat
Police and Crime Commissioners are not responsible for one of the following. Identify the same.
To appoint the Chief Constable
To set national policing priorities
To set police priorities for a local area
To set the local police budget
Prior to the formation of the Northern Ireland Assembly, did the Northern Ireland have a Parliament?
Yes, it was renamed the Northern Ireland Assembly after the Troubles
Yes, but it was abolished during the Troubles
How many permanent members does the Security Council have where UK is also a permanent member?
2
3
4
5
Which responsibilities do the UK citizens have?
Obeying the law
Voting in elections
Working
All of the above
Which of the following countries do not have a devolved government?
England
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Who is the ceremonial head of the Commonwealth?
The Prince of Wales
The Queen
The Prime Minister
The President of the USA
Possessing a National Insurance Number entitles the person to work in the UK.
True
False
Income from which of the following sources is not Taxable?
Pension
Income from property, saving or dividends
Income from self-employment
Income tax is payable on all of the above
What are the benefits of understanding and following British values and responsibilities?
You will earn a higher salary
You will find it easier to play an active role as a citizen
There are no benefits to following British values and responsibilities
You will earn less respect
Is Income Tax automatically imposed on the income of every individual?
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No
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