You are about to be asked to complete 6 multi-choice questions, each with 3 possible
answers (1 correct, 2 incorrect).
As well as stating which dancer in the ‘dance-off’ has the correct answer, you must
also state how confident you are in the answer they have given – either high, medium
or low.
You score marks according to the following table:
Degree of certainty
Mark if correct
Low
1
Medium
2
High
3
Penalty if wrong
0
-2
-6
1
When a constitution is written in a single document, it is called a …….
Convention
A
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
Codified
constitution
Statute
B
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
C
L
M
H
1
2
3
2
Which of these is not a source of the British Constitution?
Royal Prerogative
A
L
M
H
1
2
3
Statute Law
B
Common Law
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
C
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
3
The relationship between the individual and the state is
protected by which principle?
Parliamentary
Sovereignty
A
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
The Rule of Law
B
L
M
H
1
2
3
A Constitutional
Monarchy
C
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
4
When power is concentrated at the political centre this type
of state is called…..
A Federal
State
A
An Autocratic
State
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
B
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
A Unitary
State
C
L
M
H
1
2
3
5
The Human Rights Act enshrined most the provisions of which treaty into
UK law?
European Convention
on Human Rights
A
L
M
H
1
2
3
Universal Declaration
of Human Rights
B
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
International Covenant
on Economic, Social
and Cultural Rights
C
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
6
The establishment of the UK Supreme Court brought about a change in the
relationship between the judiciary and other branches best described as……
Establishing the
superiority of the
Supreme Court
A
L
M
H
0
-2
-6
Making the
separation of powers
clearer
B
L
M
H
1
2
3
Establishing the
superiority of the
Legislature
C
L
M
H
0
-2
-6