Question 1

verify

Accepted Answer

A)  check 
B)  confirm 
C)  uphold 
D)  ascertain 
A)  check 
B)  confirm 
C)  uphold 
D)  ascertain

Question 2

Bill was at the Mason's Arms from 6pm onwards, and:

Accepted Answer

A)  got quite drunk. 
B)  met a girl. 
C)  annoyed the people he was talking to. 
D)  punched the barman. 
A)  got quite drunk. 
B)  met a girl. 
C)  annoyed the people he was talking to. 
D)  punched the barman.

Question 3

Mr McFarlane has threatened to take the company to the ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  local court 
B)  arbitration tribunal 
C)  employment tribunal 
D)  employment ombudsman 
A)  local court 
B)  arbitration tribunal 
C)  employment tribunal 
D)  employment ombudsman

Question 4

The barman asked Bill to leave:

Accepted Answer

A)  because Bill had become abusive. 
B)  because Bill had become violent. 
C)  because Bill had called him a twerp. 
D)  because Bill had had too much to drink. 
A)  because Bill had become abusive. 
B)  because Bill had become violent. 
C)  because Bill had called him a twerp. 
D)  because Bill had had too much to drink.

Question 5

Matching:
-Committed to prison

Accepted Answer

A)  done time 
B)  dog's breakfast 
C)  sent down 
D)  straight up 
E)  let go 
A)  done time 
B)  dog's breakfast 
C)  sent down 
D)  straight up 
E)  let go

Question 6

problem

Accepted Answer

A)  diffculty 
B)  conundrum 
C)  obstacle 
D)  worry 
A)  diffculty 
B)  conundrum 
C)  obstacle 
D)  worry

Question 7

Matching:
-Served a prison sentence

Accepted Answer

A)  done time 
B)  dog's breakfast 
C)  sent down 
D)  straight up 
E)  let go 
A)  done time 
B)  dog's breakfast 
C)  sent down 
D)  straight up 
E)  let go

Question 8

Matching:
-Calling it quits

Accepted Answer

A)  to stop doing something 
B)  completing or stopping doing something 
C)  controlling a business effectively 
D)  diversifying 
E)  becoming bankrupt 
A)  to stop doing something 
B)  completing or stopping doing something 
C)  controlling a business effectively 
D)  diversifying 
E)  becoming bankrupt

Question 9

Matching:
-Proceed directly to the matter at hand

Accepted Answer

A)  hold your horses 
B)  get the drift 
C)  cut to the chase 
D)  pushed 
E)  in a nutshell 
A)  hold your horses 
B)  get the drift 
C)  cut to the chase 
D)  pushed 
E)  in a nutshell

Question 10

A conviction will eventually be 'spent' if a person is not convicted again of another offence during a ___ period.

Accepted Answer

A)  certain 
B)  specified 
C)  sufficiently lengthy 
D)  stipulated 
A)  certain 
B)  specified 
C)  sufficiently lengthy 
D)  stipulated

Question 11

Matching:
-A complete mess

Accepted Answer

A)  done time 
B)  dog's breakfast 
C)  sent down 
D)  straight up 
E)  let go 
A)  done time 
B)  dog's breakfast 
C)  sent down 
D)  straight up 
E)  let go

Question 12

Matching:
-In brief

Accepted Answer

A)  hold your horses 
B)  get the drift 
C)  cut to the chase 
D)  pushed 
E)  in a nutshell 
A)  hold your horses 
B)  get the drift 
C)  cut to the chase 
D)  pushed 
E)  in a nutshell

Question 13

A members' voluntary winding up:

Accepted Answer

A)  occurs by agreement between the members of the company and its creditors. 
B)  must be conducted by a qualified insolvency practitioner. 
C)  must be completed within 12 months. 
D)  requires the directors to make a declaration of solvency. 
A)  occurs by agreement between the members of the company and its creditors. 
B)  must be conducted by a qualified insolvency practitioner. 
C)  must be completed within 12 months. 
D)  requires the directors to make a declaration of solvency.

Question 14

dispute

Accepted Answer

A)  disagreement 
B)  denial 
C)  argument 
D)  controversy 
A)  disagreement 
B)  denial 
C)  argument 
D)  controversy

Question 15

industry

Accepted Answer

A)  business 
B)  area 
C)  sector 
D)  labour 
A)  business 
B)  area 
C)  sector 
D)  labour

Question 16

The rights provided to the buyer under clause 18:

Accepted Answer

A)  are time-limited to one year from the date of signature of the contract. 
B)  allow the buyer to reject products not suitable for the use intended by the buyer. 
C)  are time-limited to one year from the date of delivery of the products. 
D)  allow the buyer to test the products and reject those that contain defects. 
A)  are time-limited to one year from the date of signature of the contract. 
B)  allow the buyer to reject products not suitable for the use intended by the buyer. 
C)  are time-limited to one year from the date of delivery of the products. 
D)  allow the buyer to test the products and reject those that contain defects.

Question 17

Mr Winterton is the MD of a local ___ company.

Accepted Answer

A)  construction 
B)  building 
C)  conservation 
D)  trading 
A)  construction 
B)  building 
C)  conservation 
D)  trading

Question 18

Guy Laswell has made ___ plans.

Accepted Answer

A)  contentious 
B)  contingency 
C)  contemporaneous 
D)  continuity 
A)  contentious 
B)  contingency 
C)  contemporaneous 
D)  continuity

Question 19

Matching:
-Branching out

Accepted Answer

A)  to stop doing something 
B)  completing or stopping doing something 
C)  controlling a business effectively 
D)  diversifying 
E)  becoming bankrupt 
A)  to stop doing something 
B)  completing or stopping doing something 
C)  controlling a business effectively 
D)  diversifying 
E)  becoming bankrupt

Question 20

Matching:
-Going bust

Accepted Answer

A)  to stop doing something 
B)  completing or stopping doing something 
C)  controlling a business effectively 
D)  diversifying 
E)  becoming bankrupt 
A)  to stop doing something 
B)  completing or stopping doing something 
C)  controlling a business effectively 
D)  diversifying 
E)  becoming bankrupt

verify

Bill was at the Mason's Arms from 6pm onwards, and:

Mr McFarlane has threatened to take the company to the ____.

The barman asked Bill to leave:

Matching: -Committed to prison

problem

Matching: -Served a prison sentence

Matching: -Calling it quits

Matching: -Proceed directly to the matter at hand

A conviction will eventually be 'spent' if a person is not convicted again of another offence during a ___ period.

Matching: -A complete mess

Matching: -In brief

A members' voluntary winding up:

dispute

industry

The rights provided to the buyer under clause 18:

Mr Winterton is the MD of a local ___ company.

Guy Laswell has made ___ plans.

Matching: -Branching out

Matching: -Going bust

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verify

Bill was at the Mason's Arms from 6pm onwards, and:

Mr McFarlane has threatened to take the company to the ____.

The barman asked Bill to leave:

Matching: -Committed to prison

problem

Matching: -Served a prison sentence

Matching: -Calling it quits

Matching: -Proceed directly to the matter at hand

A conviction will eventually be 'spent' if a person is not convicted again of another offence during a ___ period.

Matching: -A complete mess

Matching: -In brief

A members' voluntary winding up:

dispute

industry

The rights provided to the buyer under clause 18:

Mr Winterton is the MD of a local ___ company.

Guy Laswell has made ___ plans.

Matching: -Branching out

Matching: -Going bust

Introduction to Legal English

Grammar for Legal Writing

Punctuation for Legal Writing

Sentence Structure

Terminology and Linguistic Peculiarities

Elements of Good Style: Clarity, Consistency, Effectiveness

What to Avoid

Contract Clauses: Types and Specimen Clauses

Drafting Legal Documents: Language and Structure

Court Advocacy

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