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AQA GCSE Citizenship 9-1: Politics and Participation - revision
AQA GCSE Citizenship 9-1: Politics and Participation - revision
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revision for theme 3: Politics
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1
Which politician could be seen as similar to Senator Bernie Sanders (USA)?
Boris Johnson
Nicola Sturgeon
Jeremy Corbyn
Theresa May
2
First Past The Post - what type of system?
Proportional
Non-proportional
3
Which of the following is
not
criteria for a democracy?
freedom of expression
parties/groups competing for power
no right or freedom for assembly
elections are pen and fair
4
Which of the following bodies is not part of the
executive
civil servants
the Police
ministers
Prime Minister
5
Which party developed from the Referendum Party?
Liberal Democrats
SNP
DUP
UKIP
6
When is the last stage of a new law?
Report Stage
Second reading
Committee Stage
Royal Assent
7
Which political philosophy term is based on tradition, duty and authority?
socialism
conservatism
communism
liberalism
8
What day of the week are Prime Ministers Questions?
Friday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
9
What is the
judiciary
?
juries
the court system
Judges and the court system
judges
10
Which 2 political parties forms a coalition government in 2010?
UKIP and the Conservatives
Labour and Conservatives
Labour and the Liberal Democrats
Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats
11
How much did MPs get paid in 2017?
£96,014
£76,011
£63,023
£146,017
12
Which political party would be associated with socialism?
Labour Party
the Conservative Party
Liberal Democrats
UKIP
13
How Many MPs are there in the UK?
635
23
542
1025
14
What kind of campaigning was used for 'Justice for Chunky'?
Lobbying an MP
pressure group
Demonstration
e-petition
15
How often is there a General Election?
Every 5 years
Every year
Every 3 years
Every 4 years
16
Who was PM from 1997-2008?
Margaret Thatcher
Gordon Brown
Theresa May
Tony Blair
17
First Past The Post is used for which of the following elections?
General Election
Police and Crime Commisioners
Scottish Parliment
European Parliament
18
What is the role of the Speaker in the House of Commons?
Chair debates in the House of Commons
responsible for security of the House of Lords
chairs the meetings of the cabinet
sends out a notice called the whip
19
What is a 'green paper'?
a report discussed in Parliament
proposed new law
the Green party manifesto
an agreed new law
20
What is a Theocracy?
religious leaders run the state e.g. Iran
One political party with no opposition, e.g. China
technical experts run the GVT, e.g. Greece
state run by the wealthy and business leaders, e.g. Russia
21
How many different
professions
are there in the civil service?
125
53
25
962
22
The UK monarch has absolute power.
true
false
23
Government ruled by one person or group, could be monarch or military, e.g Syria
Military
Dictatorship
Technocracy
Aristocracy
24
What does CAB stand for?
Chunky Advocacy Bonanza
Citizens Advice Bureau
Campaign Advice Bureau
Citizens Advice Bank
25
Dr Richard Taylor (Wyre Forest East) stood for which political party?
Conservatives
as an independent
Monster Raving Looney Party
UKIP
26
identify the government funded quango that challenges discrimination and promotes Human Rights
Equality Commission
Equality and Human Rights Commission
Amnesty International
Human Rights Commission
27
What is a proxy voter?
Someone who votes on your behalf
A voter who doesn't read the policies
A postal vote
A vote who chooses not to vote
28
What does FPTP stand for?
For Parliament Take Partridge
First Past The Point
First Paid Tax Point
First Past The Post
29
What is a bicameral parliament?
a parliament which changes every 2 years.
a parliament made up of 2 parts.
the House of Lords
the House of Commons
30
In the Additional Member System (voting system), how many votes do you get?
3
2
1
4
