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THE UK TEST 45


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Police officers must?
Obey the law
By 1400 the preferred language of the English court was ______?
English
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland each have devolved administrations which give them full control over all policies and laws?
False (Some policy and laws remain under central UK government control)
Which of these are associated with Sir Francis Drake (Choose any 2 answers)?
Sailing around the world,The Spanish Armada
Robert Browning, William Blake and Lord Byron were all famous golfers?
False (They were 19th-century poets)
The Reform Act of 1832 increased?
The number of electors
Which developments were features of the Industrial Revolution (Choose any 2 answers)?
Machinery,Steam power
______ can be traced back to 15th-century Scotland?
Golf
St Augustine led missionaries from Rome, who spread Christianity in the?
South
Charles II had no legitimate children so after his death in 1685 and his ______, James, who was a Roman Catholic, became King James II in England Wales and Ireland?
Brother
Plants associated with the UK are: (Choose any 2 answers)?
Rose (the national flower of England), Shamrock (the national flower of Northern Ireland)
The phrase 'rain stopped play' is used in ______?
Cricket
Before the election you will be sent a?
Poll card
People over 75 years of age don't have to pay for a TV licence?
True
Part of the UK government are: (Choose any 2 answers)?
The civil service, The cabinet
Famous London buildings that built in the 19th-century 'gothic' style are:
(Choose any 2 answers)?
The Houses of Parliament,St Pancras Station
In 1810 ______ opened the first curry house in Britain called 'The Hindoostane Coffee House' in George Street, London?
Sake Dean Mahomet
After the abolition of slavery (1833), 2 million migrants came from ______ to replace the freed slaves (Choose any 2 answers)?
India,China
There are a few MPs (Members of Parliament) who do not represent any of the main political parties?
Yes, this is correct They are called 'independents'
The term 'suffragettes' is associated with ______?
Women
Robert Stephenson and George were famous pioneers of ______?
Railway engines
Bobby Moore is famous for his achievements in ______?
Football
You can support your local community by becoming a school board member or school governor?
True
In British history D-Day refers to?
British invasion of Europe in 1944
















 Police officers must?
Obey the law
By 1400 the preferred language of the English court was ______?
English
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland each have devolved administrations which give them full control over all policies and laws?
 False (Some policy and laws remain under central UK government control)
Which of these are associated with Sir Francis Drake (Choose any 2 answers)?
Sailing around the world,The Spanish Armada
Robert Browning, William Blake and Lord Byron were all famous golfers?
False (They were 19th-century poets)
The Reform Act of 1832 increased?
The number of electors
Which developments were features of the Industrial Revolution (Choose any 2 answers)?
Machinery,Steam power
______ can be traced back to 15th-century Scotland?
Golf
St Augustine led missionaries from Rome, who spread Christianity in the?
South
Charles II had no legitimate children so after his death in 1685 and his ______, James, who was a Roman Catholic, became King James II in England Wales and Ireland?
Brother
Plants associated with the UK are: (Choose any 2 answers)?
Rose (the national flower of England), Shamrock (the national flower of Northern Ireland)
The phrase 'rain stopped play' is used in ______?
Cricket
Before the election you will be sent a?
Poll card
People over 75 years of age don't have to pay for a TV licence?
True
Part of the UK government are: (Choose any 2 answers)?
The civil service, The cabinet
Famous London buildings that built in the 19th-century 'gothic' style are:
(Choose any 2 answers)?
The Houses of Parliament,St Pancras Station
In 1810 ______ opened the first curry house in Britain called 'The Hindoostane Coffee House' in George Street, London?
Sake Dean Mahomet
After the abolition of slavery (1833), 2 million migrants came from ______ to replace the freed slaves (Choose any 2 answers)?
India,China
There are a few MPs (Members of Parliament) who do not represent any of the main political parties?
Yes, this is correct They are called 'independents'
The term 'suffragettes' is associated with ______?
Women
Robert Stephenson and George were famous pioneers of ______?
Railway engines
Bobby Moore is famous for his achievements in ______?
Football
You can support your local community by becoming a school board member or school governor?
True
In British history D-Day refers to?
British invasion of Europe in 1944



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