Life in the UK Test 2026 - FREE Chapter 5 Practice Test 7

Q: Where can you make a complaint about the police in the UK?

At a police station and To the Chief Constable

Q: Which of the following are considered forms of extremism that citizens should be aware of?

Religious extremism and Far-right extremism

Question 1 of 24 ★★

If someone is arrested in the UK, what are they entitled to?

Select 1 correct answer

To be told the reason for their arrest

To receive a fine immediately

To leave the police station without questioning

To avoid legal advice

Question 2 of 24 ★★★★

Where can you make a complaint about the police in the UK?

Select 2 correct answers

At a police station

To the Chief Constable

To the Home Office directly

To the local council

Question 3 of 24 ★★

True or False: Complaints about the police can only be made to the Chief Constable.

Select 1 correct answer

True

False

Question 4 of 24 ★★★★

How can someone make a complaint about the police in the UK?

Select 1 correct answer

By contacting the Prime Minister’s office

By filing a complaint with the local council only

By contacting the Home Office directly

By going to a police station or writing to the Chief Constable

Question 5 of 24 ★★★

Which of the following is an independent body that handles police complaints in Northern Ireland?

Select 1 correct answer

Independent Police Complaints Commission

Police Complaints Commissioner

Police Ombudsman

Chief Constable’s Office

Question 6 of 24 ★★

Which of the following are considered forms of extremism that citizens should be aware of?

Select 2 correct answers

Religious extremism

Community volunteering

Peaceful protest

Far-right extremism

Question 7 of 24 ★★★★★

If someone is trying to persuade you to join an extremist or terrorist cause, whom should you contact?

Select 1 correct answer

Armed forces

Ignore them

Local council

Local police

Question 8 of 24 ★★★

Which terrorist threat is identified as the most serious to the United Kingdom?

Select 1 correct answer

Al Qa’ida and its affiliates

Cyberterrorism

Northern Ireland-related terrorism

Far-right extremism

Question 9 of 24 ★★★★

What is the main role of the judiciary in the UK?

Select 1 correct answer

Making new laws

Enforcing government policies

Interpreting the law and ensuring fair trials

Appointing government officials

Question 10 of 24 ★★★

True or False: The judiciary operates independently from the government, which cannot interfere with its decisions.

Select 1 correct answer

True

False

Question 11 of 24 ★★★

What orders can judges issue when a public body violates an individual’s legal rights?

Select 1 correct answer

Revoke the public body’s funding

Enact a new law targeting the public body

Order the public body to change its practices or pay compensation

Dissolve the public body

Question 12 of 24 ★★★★

Which TWO areas can judges rule on in disputes involving the public or organisations?

Select 2 correct answers

Military operations

Property

Employment rights

Immigration quotas

Question 13 of 24 ★★

True or False: Judges only handle criminal offences and do not deal with disputes involving the public or organisations.

Select 1 correct answer

True

False

Question 14 of 24 ★★

What happens if judges decide that government actions are illegal?

Select 1 correct answer

The Prime Minister is removed from office

The decision is ignored by the courts

The police take over government operations

The government must change its policies or ask Parliament to change the law

Question 15 of 24 ★★★★★

True or False: All court rules are same in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

Select 1 correct answer

True

False

Question 16 of 24 ★★★★★

Which court handles minor criminal offences in Scotland?

Select 1 correct answer

Magistrates’ Court

Justice of the Peace Court

High Court

Youth Courts

Question 17 of 24 ★★★★★

Which court handles minor criminal offences in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

Select 1 correct answer

Crown Court

Justice of the Peace Court

High Court

Magistrates’ Court

Question 18 of 24 ★★★★★

Which court handles serious criminal offences in Scotland?

Select 1 correct answer

Justice of the Peace Court

High Court

Youth Court

Sheriff Court

Question 19 of 24 ★★★★★

Which court handles the most serious criminal offences in Scotland?

Select 1 correct answer

Sheriff Court

Crown Court

High Court

Magistrates’ Court

Question 20 of 24 ★★★★★

Which court handles both serious and the most serious criminal offences in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

Select 1 correct answer

Magistrates’ Court

High Court

Crown Court

Sheriff Court

Question 21 of 24 ★★★★

True or False: In Northern Ireland, minor criminal offences are handled by unpaid District Judges or Deputy District Judges who do not need legal qualifications.

Select 1 correct answer

True

False

Question 22 of 24 ★★★★★

How are members of a jury chosen in the UK?

Select 1 correct answer

By appointment from the local government

By volunteering at the court

By nomination from community leaders

At random from the local electoral register

Question 23 of 24 ★★★★★

How many jurors serve on a jury in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

Select 1 correct answer

12

10

15

18

Question 24 of 24 ★★★★★

How many jurors serve on a jury in Scotland?

Select 1 correct answer

10

12

15

20

If someone is arrested in the UK, what are they entitled to?

Where can you make a complaint about the police in the UK?

True or False: Complaints about the police can only be made to the Chief Constable.

How can someone make a complaint about the police in the UK?

Which of the following is an independent body that handles police complaints in Northern Ireland?

Which of the following are considered forms of extremism that citizens should be aware of?

If someone is trying to persuade you to join an extremist or terrorist cause, whom should you contact?

Which terrorist threat is identified as the most serious to the United Kingdom?

What is the main role of the judiciary in the UK?

True or False: The judiciary operates independently from the government, which cannot interfere with its decisions.

What orders can judges issue when a public body violates an individual’s legal rights?

Which TWO areas can judges rule on in disputes involving the public or organisations?

True or False: Judges only handle criminal offences and do not deal with disputes involving the public or organisations.

What happens if judges decide that government actions are illegal?

True or False: All court rules are same in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

Which court handles minor criminal offences in Scotland?

Which court handles minor criminal offences in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

Which court handles serious criminal offences in Scotland?

Which court handles the most serious criminal offences in Scotland?

Which court handles both serious and the most serious criminal offences in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

True or False: In Northern Ireland, minor criminal offences are handled by unpaid District Judges or Deputy District Judges who do not need legal qualifications.

How are members of a jury chosen in the UK?

How many jurors serve on a jury in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

How many jurors serve on a jury in Scotland?

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If someone is arrested in the UK, what are they entitled to?

Where can you make a complaint about the police in the UK?

True or False: Complaints about the police can only be made to the Chief Constable.

How can someone make a complaint about the police in the UK?

Which of the following is an independent body that handles police complaints in Northern Ireland?

Which of the following are considered forms of extremism that citizens should be aware of?

If someone is trying to persuade you to join an extremist or terrorist cause, whom should you contact?

Which terrorist threat is identified as the most serious to the United Kingdom?

What is the main role of the judiciary in the UK?

True or False: The judiciary operates independently from the government, which cannot interfere with its decisions.

What orders can judges issue when a public body violates an individual’s legal rights?

Which TWO areas can judges rule on in disputes involving the public or organisations?

True or False: Judges only handle criminal offences and do not deal with disputes involving the public or organisations.

What happens if judges decide that government actions are illegal?

True or False: All court rules are same in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

Which court handles minor criminal offences in Scotland?

Which court handles minor criminal offences in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

Which court handles serious criminal offences in Scotland?

Which court handles the most serious criminal offences in Scotland?

Which court handles both serious and the most serious criminal offences in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

True or False: In Northern Ireland, minor criminal offences are handled by unpaid District Judges or Deputy District Judges who do not need legal qualifications.

How are members of a jury chosen in the UK?

How many jurors serve on a jury in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

How many jurors serve on a jury in Scotland?

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