📙 Chapter 4: A Modern, Thriving Society
What does the National Lottery raise money for?
Correct answer: Charity and good causes
A The government
✓ Charity and good causes
C Private companies
D The military
💡 Explanation
The National Lottery raises money for charity and good causes.
Key facts to remember
- Gambling regulated by Gambling Commission
- National Lottery introduced 1994 — raises money for charity
- Must be 18+ to gamble or buy lottery tickets
Why this is the answer
From the official Life in the UK study material — 4.6.4 Betting and gambling laws:
Gambling and betting are legal in the UK and are regulated by the Gambling Commission. The National Lottery was introduced in 1994 and raises money for charity and good causes. People must be 18 or over to buy lottery tickets or to gamble in the UK. Betting shops are found in most towns. Online gambling is also popular but is regulated.
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