Method

Evidence and political data

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Question 11 mark

At the 2024 general election, Labour won 411 of 650 seats. What share of seats is that, to the nearest whole number?

Question 21 mark

Turnout at the 4 July 2024 general election was 59.7%. What is it a percentage of?

Question 31 mark

A party's vote share rises from 8% to 12%. How is the change best described?

Question 41 mark

Surveys show older voters were more likely to vote Conservative in 2024. What can you conclude from this alone?

Question 51 mark

Which is the best evidence for the date of an event?

Question 61 mark

In 2024 Reform UK won 14.3% of the vote and 5 seats, and the Liberal Democrats won 12.2% and 72 seats. What best explains the difference?

Question 71 mark

Which statement confuses a count with a rate?

Question 81 mark

Which is a limitation of opinion polls as evidence?

Question 91 mark

In the table of 2024 results, which comparison shows disproportionality most clearly?

Question 101 mark

Two parties each report that membership rose by 30%. What do you need to compare how many members each gained?

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