1. Identity, Democracy and Justice (Short Questions)

Question

Which of the following is correct?

Answer 1

Members of the United Kingdom (UK) Parliament are elected every five years

Answer 2

Members of the UK Parliament are voted for only by electors in England and Wales

Answer 3

The UK Parliament is 80% elected but 20% is chosen by the European Union (EU)

Answer 4

Once elected. Members of the UK Parliament carry on until they retire.

Answer 5

People have more money to spend on themselves

Answer 6

Council Tax is likely to be lower

Answer 7

Levels of crime are likely to be higher

Answer 8

More people want to live in the area with their families

Answer 9

An order in council

Answer 10

A government directive

Answer 11

An agenda item

Answer 12

War criminals are brought to justice

Answer 13

Members of the European Union (EU) settle their differences

Answer 14

European Human Rights lawyers receive training

Answer 15

European citizens can appeal if their rights have not been protected

Answer 16

The Crown Prosecution Service

Answer 17

A barrister

Answer 18

The police

Answer 19

To become a UK citizen straight away

Answer 20

To be given a job

Answer 21

To have the support of a lawyer

Answer 22

To get a decision on their asylum application within 28 days

Answer 23

Respect for their property during wartime

Answer 24

Free medical care

Answer 25

The right to vote

Answer 26

The right to be a citizen of a country of their choice

Answer 27

The High Court

Answer 28

The Supreme Court

Answer 29

Parliament

Answer 30

The Law Society

Answer 31

Everyone having the same chance to achieve their ambitions

Answer 32

Everyone having access to different cultural experiences

Answer 33

A policy that all school students should learn a foreign language

Answer 34

A community of different religions and ethnic backgrounds

Answer 35

Dictatorship

Answer 36

Proportional representation

Answer 37

Commonwealth

Answer 38

To give advice to the President of the United States of America (USA)

Answer 39

To use its army to fight against dictatorships

Answer 40

To try to keep world peace

Answer 41

To enrage young people to work and study in other countries

Answer 42

A society without racism

Answer 43

A society where people from different backgrounds live together

Answer 44

A society in which there are cultural festivals

Answer 45

A society with many opportunities for its citizens

Answer 46

The rule of law

Answer 47

A police state

Answer 48

Tolerance and respect for diversity

Answer 49

Personal freedom

Answer 50

People sticking together no matter what

Answer 51

A type of community policing

Answer 52

People in a community sharing values and goals

Answer 53

Looking after elderly people in the community

Answer 54

Representative democracy

Answer 55

Referendum

Answer 56

Opinion poll

Answer 57

People in the UK often have dual nationality

Answer 58

People in the UK may have been born before 1960

Answer 59

People in the UK sometimes have family members from mixed cultural and religious backgrounds

Answer 60

People in the UK do not have to carry identity cards

Answer 61

A group of people with similar ideas who campaign in elections

Answer 62

A campaign group that puts pressure on government

Answer 63

A way of making sure that laws are passed

Answer 64

A group of people who are interested in politics but are also impartial

Answer 65

Upholding the rule of law

Answer 66

Providing legal advice and support

Answer 67

To make sure a trail in court runs smoothly

Answer 68

To make judgements on applications for Legal Aid

Answer 69

Referring a law back to the courts for a decision

Answer 70

A debate in Pt to settle differences between two sides

Answer 71

A type of democracy found mainly in the European Union (EU)

Answer 72

A vote on a single issue in which all citizens can take part

Answer 73

The Commonwealth

Answer 74

European Union (EU)

Answer 75

United Nations (UN)

Answer 76

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Answer 77

To represent the victim in court

Answer 78

To give evidence in court

Answer 79

To keep order in court

Answer 80

To decide whether or not to take a case to court

Answer 81

The Government elects Parliament

Answer 82

Parliament elects the Government

Answer 83

The Government proposes new laws to Parliament

Answer 84

Parliament raises money for the Government to spend

Answer 85

Civil servant

Answer 86

Member of Parliament

Answer 87

Local councillor

Answer 88

Someone looking for refuge

Answer 89

A person wishing to vote in British elections

Answer 90

A person wanting to work or study in the United Kingdom (UK)

Answer 91

Someone from the European Union (EU) wishing to migrate to the UK

Answer 92

International Humanitarian Law

Answer 93

The rule of law

Answer 94

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Answer 95

An Act of Parliament

Answer 96

The process of a bill becoming an act

Answer 97

the state opening of Parliament

Answer 98

the coronation of a monarch

Answer 99

the Prime Minister's weekly briefing to the monarch

Answer 100

To encourage people to oppose the Government

Answer 101

To promote its ideas on a single issue

Answer 102

To raise money

Answer 103

To campaign for its members to be elected to Parliament

Answer 104

They are citizens of more than one country

Answer 105

They support a different political party from their family or friends

Answer 106

They have been victims of fraud and identity theft

Answer 107

They mix with family, friends and co-workers from different cultures

Answer 108

To pass laws

Answer 109

To make sure that the UK stays within its budget

Answer 110

To choose a Member of Parliament (MP) to become Prime Minister

Answer 111

To respond to public petitions

Answer 112

To sell goods made in the UK within a large free trade area

Answer 113

To deal with labour shortages in the key UK public services

Answer 114

To prevent domination of Europe by the United States of America (USA).

Answer 115

To join the European single currency (the Euro)

Answer 116

A European political party aiming to create a single European nation

Answer 117

Another name for the European Court of Human Rights

Answer 118

An alliance of European credit unions

Answer 119

A partnership of member countries in Europe

Answer 120

A court for disputes about ownership and contracts

Answer 121

A court though which all criminal cases pass

Answer 122

A court with a judge and jury

Answer 123

A court which hears about only minor criminal offences

Answer 124

Media that is free of charge allowing everyone to keep up with the news

Answer 125

Media where journalists have no contracts and so can work for anyone

Answer 126

Media where politicians do not control what can be spoken or written

Answer 127

Media that is totally free to say anything about anybody even if it is untrue

Answer 128

Pressure Group

Answer 129

Trade Union

Answer 130

Political Party

Answer 131

It makes all the important decisions in the United Kingdom

Answer 132

It is a meeting of the Scottish Parliament and the Assemblies of Wales and Northern Ireland

Answer 133

It advises the Queen

Answer 134

It discusses and votes on ideas put forward by the Government

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