Lesson 3.1.2.5

3.1.2.5 The European Union Quiz: AQA Politics, Unit 1

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The 20 questions

  1. Which EU institution holds the sole right to initiate legislative proposals?

    • European Commission
    • Council of Ministers
    • European Parliament
    • European Council
  2. Which EU institution is directly elected by citizens of member states?

    • European Council
    • Court of Justice
    • European Commission
    • European Parliament
  3. Which EU body is composed of the heads of state or government of member countries?

    • European Council
    • European Commission
    • Council of Ministers
    • European Parliament
  4. What is the primary role of the Court of Justice of the European Union?

    • Drafting EU treaties
    • Interpreting EU law
    • Passing EU legislation
    • Directing EU policy
  5. What was the primary founding objective of early European integration after World War II?

    • Establishing a monarchy
    • Creating a military
    • Securing lasting peace
    • Standardising tax rates
  6. Which core EU concept allows the free movement of goods, services, capital, and people?

    • Monetary union
    • Schengen area
    • Single market
    • Customs union
  7. Which key freedom is part of the four core pillars of the EU single market?

    • Military conscription
    • Shared income tax
    • Fixed interest rates
    • Free movement
  8. Which principle states that EU law takes precedence over conflicting national laws of member states?

    • EU law supremacy
    • Subsidiarity
    • Direct effect
    • Parliamentary sovereignty
  9. Which UK Act of Parliament incorporated European Union law into domestic law in 1972?

    • European Communities Act
    • Human Rights Act
    • Constitutional Reform Act
    • Scotland Act
  10. When did the UK leave the European Union?

    • 31 January 2020
    • 23 June 2016
    • 29 March 2017
    • 31 January 2016
  11. Which UK policy area was heavily regulated by European Union directives during UK membership?

    • Healthcare delivery
    • Taxation policy
    • Defence policy
    • Environmental policy
  12. Which EU institution consists of national government ministers discussing specific policy areas?

    • European Council
    • European Commission
    • Council of Ministers
    • European Parliament
  13. Which concept describes the authority lost by the UK Parliament due to EU law supremacy?

    • Royal prerogative
    • Parliamentary sovereignty
    • Judicial review
    • Executive dominance
  14. What legal principle established that EU law overrides conflicting national legislation?

    • Direct applicability
    • Subsidiarity principle
    • Qualified majority voting
    • Supremacy of EU law
  15. Which EU feature established the free movement of goods, services, capital, and people?

    • Single European Market
    • Customs Union only
    • European Monetary Union
    • Schengen Agreement
  16. Which EU institution holds the sole right to initiate official legislative proposals?

    • European Commission
    • European Council
    • Council of Ministers
    • European Parliament
  17. Which policy area was directly controlled by the EU during UK membership?

    • Common Fisheries Policy
    • NHS healthcare
    • Secondary education
    • Income taxation
  18. Which EU institution consists of government ministers from each member state?

    • European Commission
    • European Council
    • Council of the EU
    • European Parliament
  19. How many core freedoms form the foundation of the EU Single Market?

    • Four
    • Five
    • Two
    • Three
  20. What is the main function of the Court of Justice of the European Union?

    • Drafting new legislation
    • Electing EU Commissioners
    • Interpreting EU law
    • Setting tax rates

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