Constitution of United Kingdom (UK) MCQS

UK Constitution MCQs for test and interview


11. The “Chancery Division” is presided by ……………………………:

(a) The Lord Chancellor,

(c) The Justice of the Peace,

(b) The Lord Chief Justice,

(d) None,


12. Dicey gave, to the rule of law, in three meanings as ………………………:

(a) Absolute supremacy of law,

(c) Result of fundamental rights,

b) Equality, before law,

(d) All ,


13. Bill of rights, was introduced, in:

(a) 1689

(b) 1683

(c) 1686

(d) None,


14. “Lord chancellor” is the head of British Judiciary; he is responsible, for the appointment

(a) High court judges,

(e) Civil court judges,

(b) Session court judges,

(d) None of these,


15. Who, brings a “criminal case” to court?

(a) The State in, the name of the Crown,

(b) The victim of the crime,

(c) The State in, the name of the government,

(d) The Attorney General,


16. Who has the, burden of proof in, a “criminals ease”?

(a) The prosecution,

(b) The defendant,

(c) The claimant,

(d) The police,


17. The Act of, settlement was passed, by the “British parliament” in ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:

(a)1901,

(b) 1601,

(c) 1701,

(d) None,


18. The Act of, union with Scotland was, passed by “British parliament” in.…………………………

(a) 1407,

(b) 1507,

(c) 1707,

(d) None,


19. The “British constitution” is to a large, extent:

(a) Unwritten,

(b) Flexible,

(c) Both, (a) and b),

(d) None,


20. The “Great Reform Act” was passed by, British Parliament in ………………….:

(a) 1532,

(b) 1732,

(c) 1832,

(d) None,


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