Chapter 5: Practice Test 8
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How many correct answers to pass:18
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- Question 1: What is the consequence of not having an MOT certificate for a vehicle more than three years old?
- Question 2: Who can be prosecuted for domestic violence in the UK?
- Question 3: Who can apply for a Forced Marriage Protection Order?
- Question 4: In which regions of the UK were PCCs elected in November 2012?
- Question 5: What are life peers?
- Question 6: Does a National Insurance number alone prove your right to work in the UK?
- Question 7: Who attends events where the National Anthem is played?
- Question 8: What distinguishes civil servants from political appointees?
- Question 9: Which body funds local authorities alongside local taxes?
- Question 10: What are some of the areas the Scottish Parliament can legislate on?
- Question 11: What is one of the devolved matters the Northern Ireland Assembly can legislate on?
- Question 12: How are Magistrates and Justices of the Peace in England, Wales, and Scotland generally compensated for their work?
- Question 13: What is an example of a serious civil case that might be dealt with in the High Court?
- Question 14: Where can you find information about solicitors in Northern Ireland?
- Question 15: What authority does the UN Security Council have during international crises?
- Question 16: Why should you behave responsibly?
- Question 17: How does supporting each other benefit the community?
- Question 18: What are some examples of activities that schools might organize to raise money?
- Question 19: Can Irish citizens stand for office in the UK?
- Question 20: What is volunteering?
- Question 21: Can members of the House of Lords stand for election to the House of Commons?
- Question 22: What responsibility does the Speaker have during political debates?
- Question 23: Who is the heir apparent to King Charles III?
- Question 24: What increases the likelihood of winning an MP election in the UK?