Test 6 of 32 · Chapter 2
How the UK is Governed Practice Test
What this test covers: The UK Parliament at Westminster, devolved governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and why England has no separate parliament.
8 questions · Topic-based practice · Free
Revise this topic: Study Chapter 2, Understanding the United Kingdom
Question 1 of 8
Where does the central UK Parliament meet?
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- Where does the central UK Parliament meet?
- Where is the Scottish Parliament located?
- What is the name of the devolved Welsh law-making body, and where does it sit?
- Where does the Northern Ireland Assembly sit?
- Does England have its own separate devolved parliament, similar to those of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
- Which TWO of the following are correctly paired (devolved body — location)?
- True or false: matters affecting only England are decided by the UK Parliament at Westminster.
- What is the term for powers granted from the UK Parliament to the parliaments and assemblies of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
Last reviewed 21 October 2026 · Based on the official handbook, Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents, and GOV.UK guidance.