Chapter 5: Practice Test 7

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How many correct answers to pass:18
Pass mark:75%
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List of The UK Government, the Law and your Role Test 7 Questions (Classic View)

  • Question 1: Who collects the annual road tax in the UK?
  • Question 2: What types of representatives can hold local surgeries?
  • Question 3: What principle is a cornerstone of UK laws ensuring equal opportunities?
  • Question 4: What actions can a Forced Marriage Protection Order prevent?
  • Question 5: What is the legal stance on selling drugs like heroin and cocaine in the UK?
  • Question 6: Why is the role of PCCs important for local communities?
  • Question 7: What did the Chartists want for MPs?
  • Question 8: What is one of the main roles of the leader of the opposition?
  • Question 9: What coordinates policies across London?
  • Question 10: Why has the UK government suspended the Northern Ireland Assembly in the past?
  • Question 11: What can judges do if a public body is not respecting someone's legal rights?
  • Question 12: What does a jury consider when deciding a verdict?
  • Question 13: What is a common type of case that County Courts deal with regarding financial disputes?
  • Question 14: What is one of the most well-known conventions drawn up by the Council of Europe?
  • Question 15: What civic duty should you participate in for local and national government elections?
  • Question 16: How does keeping communal areas clean benefit the neighbourhood?
  • Question 17: How can registering as an organ donor help your family?
  • Question 18: How can volunteering help you develop work skills?
  • Question 19: What is the most serious terrorist threat the UK faces?
  • Question 20: Who were the peers in the House of Lords until 1958?
  • Question 21: What happens if someone does not pay enough National Insurance Contributions?
  • Question 22: Who does the monarch invite to become Prime Minister?
  • Question 23: How can people apply to join the civil service?
  • Question 24: What resource can provide names of local solicitors and their specialisations?