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1) The Court of Criminal Appeal consists of the Lord Chief Justice and about: a. Two Judges b. Three Judges c. Five Judges d. Seven Judges
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2) The courts, which deal with children and young persons, are called: a. Minor Courts b. Country Courts c. Juvenile Courts d. Old Bailey
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3) The Court of Appeal is headed by: a. Master of the Rolls b. Lord Chancellor c. Lord Chief Justice d. Stipendiary Magistrate
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4) The Chancery Division is presided by: a. The Lord Chancellor b. The Lord Chief Justice c. The Justice of the Peace d. None of them
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5) The Queen's Bench Divisions presided by: a. The Lord Chancellor b. The Lord Chief Jistice c. The Justice of Peace d. Stipendiary Magistrate
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6) Appeals from the Court of Appeal go to: a. The High Court b. The Crown Court c. The House of Lords d. The County Court
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7) Ordinarily, the House of Lords consists of: a. Five Lords b. Seven Lords c. Nine Lords d. Ten Lords
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8) The Act of Settlement deals with: a. The Powers of the House of Lords b. Protection of Judges from arbitrary removal c. Imprisonment without legal justification d. None of them
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9) Britain has: a. One party system b. One dominant party system c. Two party system d. Multi party system
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10) Teo political parties emerged during the reign of: a. Charles II b. Charles II c. George I d. George II
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11) During the Civil War the supporters of the Sovereign came to be called: a. Cavaliers b. Roundheads c. Tory d. Whig
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12) During the Civil War the supporters of the Parliament came to be called: a. Tories b. Whigs c. Cavaliers d. Roundheads
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13) According to the Reform Bill of 1832, the Whig came to be known as: a. Conservatives b. Liberals c. Socialists d. None of them
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14) According to the Reform Bill of 1832, the Tory came to be known as: a. Liberals b. Conservatives c. Communists d. Socialists
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15) The labour party was founded in Britain in: a. 1900 b. 1901 c. 1902
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16) The Labour party was first represented in parliament in: a. 1901 b. 1902 c. 1905 d. 1906
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17) The Conservative party believes in: a. Socialism b. Capitalism c. Totalitarism d. Communism
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18) The labour party believes in: a. Capitalism b. Socialism c. Communism d. None of them
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19) Culturally, Great Britain is: a. A Homogeneous country b. A Heterogeneous country c. A Spiritual country d. None of them
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20) Mrs. Thatcher the reader of the Conservative party won: a. Two electoral victories b. Three electoral victories c. Four electoral victories d. None of them
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21) Kinds of organizations outside Parliament are of: a. Two b. Three c. Four d. Five
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22) There are two kinds of organizations outside Parliament, namely the professional organization of the Conservative Central Office and: a. The National Union b. The Jack Union c. The Ulster Unionists d. None of them
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23) The National Union was founded in: a. 1860 b. 1867 c. 1870 d. 1871
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24) Mr. Harold Wilson came to power in: a. 1945 b. 1951 c. 1964 d. None of them
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25) In 1979 elections, Mr. James Challaghan, the leader of Labour Party was defeated by: a. Margaret Thatcher b. Mr. John Major c. Mr. Tony Benn d. None of them
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26) The first Labour Party leader who became the Prime Minister for the second time is: a. Tony Blair b. J.H. Wilson c. John Major d. None of them
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27) Tony Blair became Prime Minister in: a. 1996 b. 1995 c. 1997 d. 1999
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28) Tony Blair became Prime Minister for the second time in: a. July 17,1999 b. August 10,2000 c. June 7,2001 d. July 17,2001
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29) First time Labour Party formed government in 1924 at that time the Leader of the Labour Party was: a. Ramsay Mcdonld b. Earl of Derby c. J.H. Wilson d. None of them
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30) English constitution is a composite of charters, judicial and: a. Check and balance b. Common law c. Individual experience d. Ethic code
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31) The nature of English constitution is: a. Evolutionary b. Parliamentary c. Revolutionary d. Subtle
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32) In Great Britain the executive is responsible to the: a. Judiciary b. Prime Minister c. To the Queen or King d. To the legislature
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33) The English constitution is: a. Federal in form b. Unitary in form c. Composite in form d. Confederal in form
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34) Conventions enable a rigid framework to be kept up with changing social needs and changing political ideas: a. Jennings says b. Dicey says c. Holds worth says d. None of them says
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35) The whole of cabinet system in English is based on: a. Queen or King personal will b. People confidence c. Conventions d. On majority principles
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36) The right to govern in England flows through the legislature to: a. The Prime Minister b. The Cabinet c. The Court of Law d. None of them
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37) Kingship in England can be traced back to: a. Norman period b. Anglo-Saxon period c. French period d. Immemorial period
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38) The King can do not wrong because: a. He is a pious person b. He can authorize no wrong c. He is above the law d. He is a law himself
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39) The King's prerogatives can be translated into actions: a. By Courts of law b. Parliamentary acts c. A Minister responsible to the Parliament d. By his own executive order
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40) There is a fundamental distinction between: a. The King and crown b. Queen and King c. Prime Minister and King d. None of them
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41) The King is a : a. Interpreter of the constitution b. Reformer of the constitution c. An advisor of the constitution d. Guardian of the constitution
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42) The King or Queen is the symbol of: a. Democracy b. Fedualism c. Constitutional continuity d. Imperial unity
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43) The judicial committee was created in: a. 1888 b. 1889 c. 1891 d. 1893
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44) The last occasion on which the whole Privy Council was: a. 1712 b. 1713 c. 1714 d. None of them
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45) Cabinet grew with the increase in the supremacy of: a. Parliament b. King or Queen c. House of Lords d. Prime Minister
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46) At the time of glorious revolution the cabinet was: a. Full fledged body b. Half formed body c. Over grown body d. None of them
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47) The cabinet system got a golden opportunity to develop unhampered during the reigns of: a. Edward V and VI b. Queen Victoria and Elizabeth c. George I and II d. Charles I and II
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48) There is a cabinet secretariat since: a. 1916 b. 1917 c. 1918 d. 1919
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49) The members of cabinet either belongs to the house of common or: a. House of Lords b. House of Privy members c. House of dominion ministers d. None of them
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50) The majority of the cabinet ministers are always from: a. The House of Lords b. The House of Commons c. The Parliament d. None of them
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