第四章测试1.Which of the following courts directly hear appeals from the magistrates’ court?
A:County court B:High Court C:Supreme Court D:Crown Court
答案:BD
2.What does the “Golden Rule” of statutory interpretation mean?
A:The meaning of the words can be gathered from their context. B:Words should be given the meaning which is likely to give effect to the purpose or reform which the statute intended. C:Words should be given their ordinary grammatical meaning. D:Words should be given their ordinary grammatical meaning unless the result is manifestly absurd. 3.Which of the following remedies are available to the employee in the event that they are wrongfully dismissed?
A:Re-engagement B:Statutory compensation C:Re-instatement D:Damages 4.Which of the following correctly applies to the burden of proof in a civil case?
A:It must be proved on the balance of probabilities B:It must be proved beyond reasonable doubt C:It lies with the prosecution D:It lies with the claimant 5.In the context of statutory interpretation, which of the following requires judges to consider the wrong which the legislation was intended to prevent?
A:The mischief rule B:The golden rule C:Euisdem generis D:The literal rule 6.Which of the following correctly applies to the burden of proof in a criminal case?
A:It must be proved on the balance of probabilities B:It lies with the prosecution C:It lies with the defence D:It must be proved beyond reasonable doubt 7.What law as following belongs to private law ?
A:Criminal law B:Sale of goods act C:Administrative law D:Environment law 8.In a civil case, ______brings the action?
A:claimant (plaintiff) B:the accused C:prosecutor D:defendant 9.In the UK the sources of law include:_____
A:Case law: Equity B:Statute (legislation) including delegated legislation C:Case law: Common law D:European Union Law 10.Which of these decisions bind the county court?
A:Decisions of the Supreme Court B:Decisions of the Court of Appeal C:Decisions of the High Court D:Decisions of the Crown Court
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