How It Works

From your syllabus to the exact question you'll be tested on

SQEase maps your whole revision to the SRA's own SQE1 specification — every topic, every subtopic — and gives you exam-grade questions for each. Here's how you get from where you are now to testing your knowledge on exactly what the exam covers.

01

Start with your exam

The SQE1 specification itself — every FLK1 and FLK2 subject, named exactly as the SRA names them.

02

Zoom to the subtopic

Look inside any subject and see the precise subtopics the SRA will test — the same ones SQEase organises your revision around.

03

Practise the real thing

Every subtopic comes with exam-grade questions, written and verified to SQE1 standard — not a recycled bank.

04

Understand every answer

Lex explains why each option is right or wrong, grounded in a verified source — so you learn, not just score.

Your exam, mapped — then practised, subtopic by subtopic.

Stage 3 — Question. Each SRA subtopic holds verified, exam-grade SBA questions written for it.

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3Question
4Lex explains
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FLK1TortDefencesSQE Level

A defendant negligently caused a high-speed collision with the claimant, who suffered rib fractures and a punctured lung. Medical evidence confirms that while the injuries would have occurred regardless, wearing a seatbelt would have significantly reduced their severity. The defendant admits negligence but argues for a reduction in damages due to the claimant's failure to wear a seatbelt.

What is the most likely percentage by which the court will reduce the claimant's damages for contributory negligence?

AZero percent of damages.
BTwenty-five percent of damages.
CFifty percent of damages.
DFifteen percent of damages.
ETen percent of damages.
Lex

B is the trap: under Froom v Butcher the 25% reduction applies only where a seatbelt would have avoided the injury entirely. Here it would merely have lessened the severity — so the 15% bracket applies, and the answer is D.

Source: Froom v Butcher [1976] · Law Reform (Contributory Negligence) Act 1945

Your whole syllabus, mapped to the SQE1 specification

Every topic and subtopic SQEase organises your revision around is named exactly as the SRA names them — so you can map your entire course and target practice exams down to a single subtopic.

136 subtopics FLK1 & FLK2 named verbatim from the SRA specification
FLK1Business & civil practice
NegligenceDefencesSQE-level question Vicarious liabilityOccupiers' liabilityProduct liabilityNuisance
FLK2Private client & criminal practice

Plus Ethics & Professional Conduct, examined pervasively across both papers — surfaced wherever it bites, not bolted on as an afterthought.

Map your whole course. Practise the exact spec.

136 subtopics across FLK1 & FLK2 — verified, exam-grade questions for each.

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