. All British residents are automatically entitled to free public health care through the ___.
National Health Service
National Public Service
United Kingdom Government
UK Politics
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UK Political Compass Test Questions and Answers - Quiz
How well do you know about the UK political compass? Take up this test and evaluate your knowledge for the same. In politics, the political compass is a multi-axis model used by the website of the same name to organize political thought on two dimensions.
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3. Which party in the UK is currently in power as of 2022?
Labour/New Labour Party
The Conservative Party
Liberal/Liberal Democratic Party
None of the above
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4. Is there any distinction in the workplace that is not considered discriminatory? What's that?
Yes, distinctions based on skills or efforts.
No
5. ____ political ideologies are characterized by conservative views.
Left-wing
Central-wing
Right-wing
All of the above
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6. What are the roles of EU (European Union)?
Promote peace
Offer freedom
Promote values and well-being of every citizen.
All of the above
7. The richest in society should pay a great deal more tax than everyone else in the United Kingdom. How far is it true?
True
Somewhat true
False
Somewhat false
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8. Politics is tied up in our social groups and identities. How far is it true?
True
Somewhat true
False
Somewhat false
9. Criminals need to be punished not rehabilitated. On what basis it is decided?
It depends upon the severity of the crime.
It depends on the judge.
It depends on the criminal background.
All of the above.
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10. Cannabis has been classified as a ____ in the UK since 2008.
Class B drug
Class A drug
Class B drug
None of the above
11. We should give more money to third world countries – even in a recession.
True
Somewhat true
False
Somewhat false
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I will share a thought about UK Healthcare. Two things. First I assume tgat yiu have to have a primary health cae provider. I would imagine that if you move from one place to another it is like in Canada. When you search for a new provider in your new location . All of the great or good ones practuces are full. So you have to settle for one of the sub par ones. Not good. Secondly is the term Healthcare . I would much prefer health treatment. I will explain. This story was shared by a guy that emigrated to the US. Lived in upper New Hampshire a place that is very sparsely populated. Small hospital. A friend from the UK came for a visit. She had suffered for 10 years from an ailment that had caused her to go to the doctor almost monthly in the UK. She would recieve a comforting talk from the doctor and be sent home with basically a very strong Tylenol. Suring her visit it flaired up again. She went to a rural hospital here in the States. They ran tests and she was suffering from Gout. They perscribed her meds and has not had a problem since. For 10 years she got Care. They were caring. But not health treatment. It took a small hospital in the rural parts of the US to finally help her condition and life . The UK health system just let her suffer. I will grant you that the bill for treatment in the US was higher. But how much was spent on all of those visits over 10 years. So the question is . Is socialized medicine good and or cheap. Visits are free I assume but as we all know nothing is free. The money has to come from the taxpayer. And is govt. The best middleman to handle our money efficiently? My vote is provably not.
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