In 1999, what happened to hereditary peers in the House of Lords?
Answer: C — They lost their automatic right to attend the House of Lords
Since 1999, hereditary peers have lost the automatic right to attend the House of Lords.
Life in the UK Test practice question 204 of 302
Answer: C — They lost their automatic right to attend the House of Lords
Since 1999, hereditary peers have lost the automatic right to attend the House of Lords.
This is a free practice question from the The British constitution topic in the Government & Law of the UK chapter. The UK has no single written constitution, and this topic covers what stands in its place — the monarchy, Parliament, conventions and the separation of powers. Precise wording in the options matters more than usual.
The real Life in the UK Test has 24 multiple-choice questions and a 45-minute time limit, and you need 18 correct to pass. Practising a topic at a time is the quickest way to find the areas that still need work.