The Court of Appeal is headed by:___________?

A. Master of the rolls
B. Lord chancellor
C. Lord chief justice
D. Stipendiary magistrate

The Chancery Division is presided by:___________?

A. The lord chancellor
B. The lord chief justice
C. The justice of the peace
D. None of them

The Court of Criminal Appeal consists of the Lord Chief Justice and about:

A. Two judges
B. Three judges
C. Five judges
D. Seven judges

The courts, which deal with children and young persons, are called:_________?

A. Minor courts
B. Country courts
C. Juvenile courts
D. Old bailey

The Court of Quarter Sessions is held:________?

A. Two times a year
B. Three times a year
C. Four times a year
D. None of them

The Courts of Assizes are held:

A. Two times a year
B. Three times a year
C. Four times a year
D. Five times a year

The Final Court in all civil and criminal cases for the UK is:__________?

A. High court
B. Country court
C. Court of the justice of the peace
D. House of lords

Stipendiary Magistrates are appointed by:____________?

A. The lord chancellor
B. The home secretary
C. The prime minister
D. The queen

The Word Rex stands for:____________?

A. The queen
B. The crown
C. The court
D. The parliament

The High Court consists in:___________?

A. Two divisions
B. Three divisions
C. Four divisions
D. Five divisions