English questions
問題一覧
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Latin
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In the 18th Century as an informal grouping of important ministers.
3
The Conservative Prime Minister
4
Palace of Westminister
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Members of Parliament
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They seat according to whether they are in power or in the opposition
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Church
8
The decisions made in one house have to be approved by the other
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January 2025
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650
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Public buildings such as schools or local halls where people can vote
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It is spoiled and it is not counted
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Scotland
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Winston Churchill
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Whitehall
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About 20 people in the cabinet, most of them are heads of the government departments.
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Only ceremonial and symbolic powers
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Throne speech
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All the answers are incorrect
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Spain constitution was written in a single place, while the UK’s constitution has various documents around the country
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85%
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Two party system
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The lack of generosity regarding politicians’ expenses suggests a negative Attitude towards them
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British people in general believe that both Citizens and the State should interview as little as possible in each other’s affairs
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The British government does not need the approval of the citizens or parliament to make important changes in the country
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Both personal identity and government information about Individuals identity are considered private matters in Great Britain
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Princess Anne
28
Constitutional monarchy
29
32% of them support the monarchy
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September 2022
31
Rule of law
32
They were scrapped in 2011 and have not been reintroduced
33
They were seen as symbols of what the counterculture did not like
34
“Policing by consent” and police as “citizens in uniform”
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Diversiry with 45 independent police forces throughout the territory
36
Decision of the Metropolitan Police in 1829 to distinguish themselves from the British military
37
Comes from the nickname of Home Secretary Sir Robert Peel
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Private security films
39
In two stages: the investigation and the trial
40
24 hours
41
Arson
42
Indictable offences
43
There is no English Constitution
44
2009
45
A sentence may develop precedents for future cases
46
A court of first instance in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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2
48
Solicitors and Barristers
49
They can always present cases in higher court
50
2004
51
Ignorance towards Europe
52
King Charles the third
53
The governments decision to go to war in Iraq in 2003
54
The army, the Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy
55
The 31st of July
56
A catholic civil rights movement began
57
A terrorist group
58
The troubles
59
31st of January 2020
60
1973
61
Boris Johnson
62
The EU-UK trade and Cooperation Agreement
63
Falklands war
64
Great Britain, France, Egypt, and Israel
65
2014
66
Scotland joined in a political union with England
問題一覧
1
Latin
2
In the 18th Century as an informal grouping of important ministers.
3
The Conservative Prime Minister
4
Palace of Westminister
5
Members of Parliament
6
They seat according to whether they are in power or in the opposition
7
Church
8
The decisions made in one house have to be approved by the other
9
January 2025
10
650
11
Public buildings such as schools or local halls where people can vote
12
It is spoiled and it is not counted
13
Scotland
14
Winston Churchill
15
Whitehall
16
About 20 people in the cabinet, most of them are heads of the government departments.
17
Only ceremonial and symbolic powers
18
Throne speech
19
All the answers are incorrect
20
Spain constitution was written in a single place, while the UK’s constitution has various documents around the country
21
85%
22
Two party system
23
The lack of generosity regarding politicians’ expenses suggests a negative Attitude towards them
24
British people in general believe that both Citizens and the State should interview as little as possible in each other’s affairs
25
The British government does not need the approval of the citizens or parliament to make important changes in the country
26
Both personal identity and government information about Individuals identity are considered private matters in Great Britain
27
Princess Anne
28
Constitutional monarchy
29
32% of them support the monarchy
30
September 2022
31
Rule of law
32
They were scrapped in 2011 and have not been reintroduced
33
They were seen as symbols of what the counterculture did not like
34
“Policing by consent” and police as “citizens in uniform”
35
Diversiry with 45 independent police forces throughout the territory
36
Decision of the Metropolitan Police in 1829 to distinguish themselves from the British military
37
Comes from the nickname of Home Secretary Sir Robert Peel
38
Private security films
39
In two stages: the investigation and the trial
40
24 hours
41
Arson
42
Indictable offences
43
There is no English Constitution
44
2009
45
A sentence may develop precedents for future cases
46
A court of first instance in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
47
2
48
Solicitors and Barristers
49
They can always present cases in higher court
50
2004
51
Ignorance towards Europe
52
King Charles the third
53
The governments decision to go to war in Iraq in 2003
54
The army, the Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy
55
The 31st of July
56
A catholic civil rights movement began
57
A terrorist group
58
The troubles
59
31st of January 2020
60
1973
61
Boris Johnson
62
The EU-UK trade and Cooperation Agreement
63
Falklands war
64
Great Britain, France, Egypt, and Israel
65
2014
66
Scotland joined in a political union with England