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The courts, which deal with children and young persons, are called:

A.	Minor Courts	B.	Country Courts
C.	Juvenile Courts	D.	Old Bailey

112.

The Court of Appeal is headed by:

A.	Master of the Rolls	B.	Lord Chancellor
C.	Lord Chief Justice	D.	Stipendiary Magistrate

113.

The Chancery Division is presided by:

A.	The Lord Chancellor	B.	The Lord Chief Justice
C.	The Justice of the Peace	D.	None of them

114.

The Queen's Bench Divisions presided by:

A.	The Lord Chancellor	B.	The Lord Chief Jistice
C.	The Justice of Peace	D.	Stipendiary Magistrate

115.

Appeals from the Court of Appeal go to:

A.	The High Court	B.	The Crown Court
C.	The House of Lords	D.	The County Court

116.

Ordinarily, the House of Lords consists of:

A.	Five Lords	B.	Seven Lords
C.	Nine Lords	D.	Ten Lords

117.

The Act of Settlement deals with:

A.	The Powers of the House of Lords	B.	Protection of Judges from arbitrary removal
C.	Imprisonment without legal justification	D.	None of them

118.

Britain has:

A.	One party system	B.	One dominant party system
C.	Two party system	D.	Multi party system

119.

Teo political parties emerged during the reign of:

A.	Charles II	B.	Charles II
C.	George I	D.	George II

120.

During the Civil War the supporters of the Sovereign came to be called:

A.	Cavaliers	B.	Roundheads
C.	Tory	D.	Whig