Adam Hall Roby Sixth Form. By what name where the Liberal Democrats formerly known? (a) Social Democratic Party (b) Liberal Party (c) SDP- Liberal Alliance.

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Adam Hall Roby Sixth Form

By what name where the Liberal Democrats formerly known? (a) Social Democratic Party (b) Liberal Party (c) SDP- Liberal Alliance (d) Democratic Liberals

Who did David Cameron defeat in 2005 to become Conservative party leader? (a) David Davis (b) Ian Duncan Smith (c) William Hague (d) Michael Howard

Left and Right on the Political spectrum is usually a measure of.... (a) Social Policy (b) Military Beliefs (c) Economic Policy (d) Socio-Political Reform

How many constituencies are there in the UK? (a) 600 (b) 650 (c) 500 (d) 724

Which constituency has been asked to re-run a bi-election by an election court? (a) Blackburn and Darwen (b) Rochdale (c) Macclesfield South (d) Oldham and Saddleworth

What is the A- List? (a) Mr T’s favourite dance tracks (b) A Conservative system for short listing diverse candidates (c) A Labour strategy to win the 2015 Election (d) A collection of my favourite books

Who is the longest serving Prime Minister in Modern Britain ( )? (a) Tony Blair (b) Harold Wilson (c) Stanley Baldwin (d) Margaret Thatcher

What is the amount needed to get an overall majority in the current Parliament? (a) 320 (b) 307 (c) 326 (d) 427

Who did Nick Clegg defeat to become leader of the Liberal Democrats? (a) Simon Hughes (b) Chris Huhne (c) Menzies Campbell (d) Vince Cable

Who is the Labour candidate for the 2012 London Mayoral Election? (a) Ken Livingstone (b) Oona King (c) Charles Clarke (d) Bob Crow

Guess the following political figures using only a snapshot of them and 3 clues.

Clues: 1.My dad was a famous left-wing writer 2.I get on better with my party than my brother 3.I’m a new father

a Clues 1.I was on Strictly at Xmas 2.I’ve fallen out with a lot of young people. 3.I’m not a Marxist... Honest

Clues 1.You can’t take my Social Housing Mr Cameron 2.I’m flying the flag in Bah... Strikes

Clues 1. I’m sick of covering 2. I told you he’s not welcome round here 3. Equality anyone?

Clues 1. We go together like Coffee and Cream 2. We’re all in this together 3. Built to last?

Clues 1. Me and D.C. Are down like that 2. They grow up so quickly 3. I do love a good wedding

Clues 1. Equality and Diversity Champion? 2. The Boys in Blue? 3. Electable Delectables

Clues 1. Sarah Palin? 2. Dust yourself off and keep going. 3. At least I’m more popular than Gordon Brown

Clues 1. Could I have your number? 2. Do I keep my job? 3. Tell the Police I’ll be 5 minutes

Clues 1. Something about coal running? 2. Milk? 3. Get me the EU... Now!

say what you see.... Dead obvious 2 images that represent a Political idea or phrase.