A Level Politics: UK Government Practice Book

Every chapter opens with a divider page giving its marks and suggested timing, then runs its question pages. The mark schemes for all 12 chapters are grouped at the back, so the book works as homework, as a timed test, or as revision.

1. 01Prime Minister and Executive10 questions - 66 marks - about 60 minp3
2. 02The Nature and Sources of the UK Constitution11 questions - 95 marks - about 90 minp6
3. 03Constitutional Reform Since 1997 and Debates on Further Reform12 questions - 86 marks - about 75 minp9
4. 04The Structure, Composition and Functions of Parliament12 questions - 93 marks - about 70 minp12
5. 05Parliament's Legislative Process and Scrutiny of the Executive12 questions - 68 marks - about 70 minp15
6. 06The Relationship Between the Executive and Parliament11 questions - 75 marks - about 70 minp18
7. 07The Judiciary: Independence, Neutrality and the Supreme Court10 questions - 78 marks - about 75 minp21
8. 08Judicial Review and the Judiciary's Power Over Government12 questions - 104 marks - about 75 minp24
9. 09Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Impact of Devolution11 questions - 72 marks - about 65 minp27
10. 10The Structures and Powers of the Devolved Governments of the UK12 questions - 74 marks - about 75 minp30
11. 11The Comparative Powers of the Commons and Lords, and Lords Reform11 questions - 73 marks - about 75 minp33
12. 12Referendums as an Instrument of Constitutional Change in the UK11 questions - 70 marks - about 65 minp36
13. ▸AnswersMark schemes for every chapterp40

Each chapter is one of our worksheet packs, printed here in full. Follow a chapter title to read that pack on its own page, or browse every A Level Politics pack. Every book on the shelf is a complete printable workbook of up to 120 A4 pages.