WorksheetsUK Constitution Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the most important principle of the UK Constitution?
Rule of Law
Parliamentary Sovereignty
Devolution
Separation of Powers
Which of the following is not a key source of the UK Constitution?
Statute Law
Common Law
Constitutional Law
EU Law
What is the nature of the UK Constitution?
Uncodified and Unentrenched
Unwritten and Entrenched
Codified and Unentrenched
Written and Entrenched
What is the impact of the EU on the UK Constitution?
Significant impact
Negative impact
Limited impact
No impact
Which Act led to the creation of the Supreme Court in the UK?
Hereditary Peers Act 1999
Constitutional Reform Act 2005
Devolution Act
Human Rights Act 1998
What is the main criticism of the Human Rights Act 1998?
Infringement of civil rights
Lack of protection for criminals
Over protection for criminals
Lack of executive derogation
What is the main argument for the retention of an unwritten Constitution?
Clarity
Rigidity
Complexity
Flexibility
What is the impact of the 2011 AV referendum on the UK Constitution?
No impact
Major impact
Negative impact
Limited impact
What is the main characteristic of the UK Constitution?
Written
Uncodified
Codified
Entrenched
What is the role of the House of Lords in the UK Constitution?
Legislative
Executive
Advisory
Judicial
What is the main argument against the UK Constitution being unwritten?
Clarity
Complexity
Flexibility
Rigidity
What is the impact of devolution on the UK Constitution?
Significant impact
Negative impact
Limited impact
No impact
What is the main argument for a fully codified and entrenched constitution?
Rigidity
Complexity
Flexibility
Clarity
What is the main criticism of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?
Lack of separation of powers
Increased executive influence
No impact
Lack of new powers
What is the main impact of the Coalition changes on the UK Constitution?
Negative impact
No impact
Major impact
Limited impact
