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"Drag and Drop" quiz generator

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TIP: Split items with an asterisk to create a quiz with a fixed left-hand column, as in: July 1916 * Battle of the Somme begins

Sarah's Law*The law changed to allow parents to request a check of police records on people coming into contact with their children Helen's Law*Offenders can not be considered for parole until they reveal the location of the victim's bodies Justice for Julie*Changed the law in relation to double jeopardy Lillian's Law*Introduced roadside drug tests and tougher sentences for those convicted of drug driving Alan Turing*Pardon for those convicted of offences of engaging in homosexual activity Clare's Law*The right to request if a partner has a history of violence. Brexit*UK left the EU and no longer bound by the laws of EU Bobby Turnball*Amendment was made to the Firearms Act 1968 to tighten gun control laws ASH*Health Act 2006 banning of smoking in work & public places Stonewall*Equal age for consensual sex for homosexuals as heterosexuals, gay marriage

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Sarah's Law Helen's Law Justice for Julie Lillian's Law Alan Turing Clare's Law Brexit Bobby Turnball ASH Stonewall

Equal age for consensual sex for homosexuals as heterosexuals, gay marriage Changed the law in relation to double jeopardy Health Act 2006 banning of smoking in work & public places The right to request if a partner has a history of violence. UK left the EU and no longer bound by the laws of EU Offenders can not be considered for parole until they reveal the location of the victim's bodies Pardon for those convicted of offences of engaging in homosexual activity Introduced roadside drug tests and tougher sentences for those convicted of drug driving Amendment was made to the Firearms Act 1968 to tighten gun control laws The law changed to allow parents to request a check of police records on people coming into contact with their children