UK Constitution

What is the term for the act of giving power from a central government to a government in a local region?

• sovereignty

• fusion

• devolution

• devaluation

What is another word for 'ultimate (power)'?

• elaborate

• supreme

• basic

• final

Complete power to govern a country is

• devolution

• fusion

• polity

• sovereignty

What are the sources of the British Constitution?

• Royal prerogatives

• Authoritative works

• Acts of Parliament

• Conventions

• Judicial precedents

What are the fundamental principles of the UK Constitution?

• parliamentary sovereignty, the rule of law, unitary state system, and the separation of powers

• presidential sovereignty, unitary state, the rule of law, and the separation of powers

• monarchical sovereignty, devolution, the rule of law, and the concentration of powers

• parliamentary dictatorship, the rule of law, federalism, and the fusion of powers

Is it correct to say that the UK Constitution is the only uncodified constitution in the world?

• Yes

• No

Does the expression "the rule of law" mean that lawyers are the main people in the country?

• Yes

• No

What does "the rule of law" mean?

• The law only applies to certain people and institutions
• The law is irrelevant and can be ignored
• The law is constantly changing and has no real impact
• All people and institutions are subject to and accountable to the law

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