Life in the UK Practice Test 22: Respecting the law and the courts
24 questions. Pass mark 75%. Free, unlimited retakes, explanation on every answer.
Practice test 22 of 24 for the Life in the UK test, focused on respecting the law and the courts. There are 24 questions, the same number as the real test. You need 75% (18 correct) to pass. Every answer comes with a short explanation based on the official handbook.
2.Which of the following is a fundamental principle of British life?
3.What is the role of the police in the UK?
4.If you are arrested, you have the right to remain silent until you have received what?
5.What is the highest court in the UK?
6.What is the name for a lawyer who represents clients in court?
7.What is the age for jury service in the UK?
8.Which of the following is a civil offence?
9.What is the purpose of the Youth Court?
10.What is a 'solicitor'?
11.What is the small claims procedure for?
12.What is the role of a 'Justice of the Peace' or 'Magistrate'?
13.Which of the following is a criminal offence?
14.What does 'legal aid' provide?
15.Where can you get free legal advice?
16.What is the main difference between criminal law and civil law?
17.What is the 'Crown Prosecution Service' (CPS)?
18.What is the maximum penalty for a serious criminal offence?
19.What is the 'Bar'?
20.Who is responsible for enforcing parking regulations?
21.What is the purpose of the 'Official Solicitor'?
22.What is 'mediation'?
23.What is the role of the 'Lord Chief Justice'?
24.What is a 'plea bargain'?
0 of 24 answered. The real test allows 45 minutes.