What is an ombudsman? A person ...

appointed to look into complains about organisations

increasing international trade made easier

Which of these is NOT a human right?

the right to access to transport

What is a hereditary peer?

Someone who inherits their title

What is the race relations act?

a law to protect against racism

Choose 3 that are millennium development goals

Equality if education for women, Primary education for all, reduce the psread of HIV and AIDs

Local Agenda 21 is a plan that intends to

implement sustainable development at a local level

What is a legal right?

a human right supported by a law

What is a coalition government?

two or more parties join together to form a government

a group of MPs responsible for specific departments in govt.

Who analyses any new laws before they are made into laws?

The house of Lords and the House of Commons

What is a spin doctor? A person who ...

is responsible for making political parties look favourable

An employment tribunal is ...

a court hearing between employers and employees

a division of a borough council area

The trade descriptions act protects against ...

misleading customers with inaccurate descriptions

What does the sale and supply of goods act promise?

goods will be safe to use and work as described

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1
Which is the government and council responsible for maintaining?
private sector
none
Public and Private sector
public sector
2
What is an ombudsman? A person ...
appointed to take organisations to court
appointed to look into complains about organisations
A person who represents individuals in court
3
Who is the Secretary of State for Education?
William Hague
Theresa May
David Cameron
Nicky Morgan
4
Globalisation is ...
increasing international trade made easier
the world growing smaller
the world growing bigger
5
Which of these is NOT a human right?
the right to clean water
the right to express your views
the right to access to transport
the right to medical care
6
the chancellor of the exchequer is responsible for ...
budgets and taxes
hiring and firing
law making
maintaining the peace
7
What is a hereditary peer?
Someone who is nominated for their title
Someone who purchases their title
Someone who inherits their title
8
Which of these is NOT an EU country?
Turkey
Luxembourg
France
Belgium
9
Who is this?
Jeremy Corbyn
George Osborne
Jeremy Hunt
David Cameron
10
how many magistrates are there in a magistrates court?
3
4
2
1
11
What is the race relations act?
a law to protect refugees
a law to protect against sexism
a law to protect against racism
a law to protect migrants moving into the UK
12
Amnesty International is an example of a ...
Political Party
Business
Government Organisation
Pressure Group
13
Choose 3 that are millennium development goals
Equality if education for women
Primary education for all
reduce the psread of HIV and AIDs
reducing death rates from obesity in MEDCs
14
Local Agenda 21 is a plan that intends to
encourage recycling by collecting bins less frequently
implement sustainable development at a local level
tackle under 21's committing antisocial behaviour
15
What is a legal right?
a right that you can only claim if you are in court
a right that you claim when you are arrested
a human right supported by a law
16
What is a coalition government?
a temporary government created until the votes are recounted
two or more parties join together to form a government
When 3 parties have to join together to form government
all the minority parties join together to form one party
17
In the UK what type of voting system do we use for general elections?
By Elections
First Past the Post
Additional Vote
Proportional Representation
18
what is the cabinet?
an ancient cupboard in the house of commons
all the MPs with wages above £100,000
a group of MPs responsible for specific departments in govt.
19
How many countries are currently in the EU?
30
29
28
27
20
what is a lifelong peer? someone who ....
someone nominated to be a peer
someone who has been a peer since they were born
someone who inherits their title
21
Which court deals with the more serious crimes?
Magistrates Court
Crown Court
Civil Court
22
Who is the current Home Secretary?
George Osborne
Theresa May
Nicky Morgan
William Hague
23
Who analyses any new laws before they are made into laws?
The House of Lords
The Government
The House of Commons
The house of Lords and the House of Commons
24
What is a spin doctor? A person who ...
is responsible for making political parties look favourable
treats their patients with illegal drugs
sets out to destroy new government laws
25
UN stands for ...
United Nationals
United Nations
Unity Nations
26
An employment tribunal is ...
a court hearing between employers and employees
A meeting to decide who should get the job
A court tribunal if you are refused a pay rise
27
What does the IMF stand for?
International Money Fund
International Monetary Fund
International Monetary foundation
Internal Money Foundation
28
What is a ward?
a division of a borough council area
another work for green belt areas
another word for a constituency
the location of the council offices
29
The trade descriptions act protects against ...
misleading customers with inaccurate descriptions
burns from faulty goods
all of the previous answers
food poisoning in public premises
30
What does the sale and supply of goods act promise?
You can return goods at any time if you change your mind
You can sue the shop you bought it from, if faulty
goods will be covered for faults for 12 months
goods will be safe to use and work as described

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