196. What does NATO stand for?
- North American Trade Organization
- National Atlantic Treaty Office
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- Nations Allied for Trade and Order
197. What are the TWO primary purposes of NATO?
- To maintain peace between all of its members
- To help each other if they come under attack
- To create laws for European countries
- To oversee global human rights
198. Which statements correctly describe the difference between criminal law and civil law in the UK?
- Civil law deals with government budgets
- Civil law settles disputes between individuals or groups
- Criminal law is enforced by the army
- Criminal law involves crimes investigated by the police and punished by the courts
199. Which TWO are examples of a criminal offence in the UK?
- Selling faulty goods
- Smoking in public places
- A tenant not paying their rent
- Selling tobacco
200. What is considered a racial crime in the UK?
- Stealing from someone of a different race
- Refusing to work with someone because of their accent
- Disagreeing with someone from a different ethnic background
- Harassing someone because of their religion or ethnic origin
201. Which TWO are examples of a civil law dispute?
- A dispute over unpaid wages
- Selling drugs such as cocaine
- A dispute between a landlord and tenant
- Carrying a weapon
202. Which TWO are examples of a civil law dispute related to employment law?
- Disputes over wages
- A dispute about faulty goods or services
- Unfair dismissal in the workplace
- Drinking in alcohol-free zones
203. Which of the following is a civil law dispute?
- Murder
- Assault
- Drug dealing
- Debt
204. True or False: Civil law deals with disputes between individuals or groups, such as issues over housing or consumer rights.
205. What is the minimum age for buying tobacco products in the UK?
206. Which TWO of these substances is illegal to sell or buy in the UK?
- Alcohol
- Tobacco
- Cannabis
- Heroin
207. Who can drink alcohol with a meal in a restaurant or hotel in the UK?
- People aged 16 or over
- People aged 18 or over
- People aged 21 or over
- Only adults with a valid ID
208. What happens if someone drinks alcohol in an alcohol-free zone?
- No penalty
- Fined or arrested
- Warning only
- Taken to court
209. Where is smoking tobacco products prohibited in the UK?
- In private homes
- In outdoor parks
- In personal vehicles
- In nearly all enclosed public places
210. What are the TWO main duties of the police in the UK?
- Prevent and detect crime
- Assist in passing new legislation
- Protecting life and property
- Collect local council taxes