N5 Democracy in Scotland

What is the minimum age to vote in an election in Scotland?

• 18

• 21

• 16

• 25

What unique system does Scotland have that does not exist in England?

• The Children's Hearing System

• The National Health Service

• The Supreme Court

• The House of Lords

Which campaign method involves speaking directly to the public about a party's manifesto?

• Social Media

• Leaflets

• Canvassing

• Public speeches

Which campaign method is likely to be more effective for reaching non-social media users?

• Social Media

• Canvassing

• Leaflets

• Online ads

What is 'Attack' Advertising used for?

• To promote a party's policies

• To discredit opposing parties

• To entertain voters

• To provide educational content

How many MSPs represent each person in Scotland?

• 5

• 6

• 7

• 8

What is an example of how AMS makes it harder for governments to pass laws?

• Produces a single-party government which passes laws quickly.

• Produces minority or coalition governments, which takes longer to agree on laws.

• The SNP winning all seats.

• Smaller parties having no influence.

What is a key responsibility of an MSP in parliament?

• Discussing constituents' issues

• Hosting parties

• Conducting interviews

• Writing novels

In 2021, what did MSP Fiona Hyslop ask the FM regarding UK government assurances?

• About education policies

• About healthcare improvements

• That people in Scotland will not be forced to choose between heating and eating

• About transportation infrastructure

What is the role of the Public Petitions Committee (PPC)?

• To propose new laws

• To gather evidence for inquiries

• To consider petitions about devolved matters

• To manage financial budgets