Chapter 5: Practice Test 9
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- Question 1: What happens to a driving licence after a driver turns 70 in the UK?
- Question 2: Is it a criminal offence to drive without motor insurance in the UK?
- Question 3: What role did British diplomats and lawyers play in the European Convention on Human Rights?
- Question 4: Why is it important for anyone facing domestic violence to seek help immediately?
- Question 5: What areas of life does the law impact in the UK?
- Question 6: What types of disputes are covered under employment law in the UK?
- Question 7: Who supports police officers in their duties?
- Question 8: What should you do if someone tries to persuade you to join an extremist or terrorist cause?
- Question 9: What role does the independent Appointments Commission play in the House of Lords?
- Question 10: What is the Speaker's role on ceremonial occasions?
- Question 11: What was one of the Chartists' demands regarding electoral regions?
- Question 12: In whose name are all Acts of Parliament made?
- Question 13: What is the role of pressure and lobby groups in politics?
- Question 14: Who governs towns, cities, and rural areas in the UK?
- Question 15: What additional powers does the Scottish Parliament have besides passing laws?
- Question 16: What historical event in 1969 contributed to the abolition of the Northern Ireland Parliament in 1972?
- Question 17: What is a significant difference in handling minor criminal cases between Northern Ireland and the other regions discussed?
- Question 18: When were the Welsh Assembly and Scottish Parliament established?
- Question 19: What is the purpose of the small claims procedure?
- Question 20: What is the Commonwealth?
- Question 21: How does NATO contribute to global security?
- Question 22: What is one benefit of helping your community through volunteering?
- Question 23: What is one example of a volunteer activity involving animals?
- Question 24: What is youth conferencing in Northern Ireland?