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1.
In the past, constituencies controlled by a single wealthy family used to be called
Pocket boroughs
Silver spoon boroughs
Decayed boroughs
Rotten boroughs
2.
From which of the following countries did a large number of refugees arrive in the UK during the 1970s?
Pakistan
Russia
Bangladesh
Uganda
3.
Diwali, a Hindu festival, is also known as
Festival of colours
Festival of lights
Festival of water
Festival of foods
4.
How long a foreign driving licence is valid in the UK (except Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and EU)?
6 months
12 months
18 months
24 months
5.
Which TWO countries jointly developed the world's only supersonic passenger aircraft Concorde?
United Kingdom
USA
France
Germany
6.
Where was Margaret Thatcher, Britain’s first woman Prime Minister, born?
London
Manchester
Grantham
Liverpool
7.
Which TWO are the works of Roald Dahl?
The Jungle Book
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
George’s Marvellous Medicine
Treasure Island
8.
What is the official address for the UK Prime Minister?
10 Downing Street
11 Downing Street
12 Downing Street
13 Downing Street
9.
Which TWO countries were the Vikings from?
Denmark
Iceland
Sweden
Norway
10.
Which of the following THREE were created by Romans in the UK?
Structure of education
Building of roads
Structure of law
Introduction of new plants
11.
In which country was Mo Farah, a British distance runner, born?
Kenya
Somalia
Scotland
Ireland
12.
How often elections for the European Parliament are held?
Every two years
Every three years
Every four years
Every five years
13.
What is the other name the Belfast Agreement is known by?
Good Monday Agreement
Good Sunday Agreement
Good Friday Agreement
Good Tuesday Agreement
14.
How many members are on the UN Security Council?
12
13
14
15
15.
Who painted the famous Dedham Vale painting?
John Constable
Thomas Gainsborough
David Allan
Joseph Turner
16.
Which THREE are TRUE of Catherine Howard – one of the six wives of Henry VIII?
She was executed
She was accused of taking lovers
She died of natural causes
She was a cousin of Ann Boleyn - another wife of Henry VIII
17.
What was invented by Sir Tim Berners Lee in the 1990s?
Flat screen TVs
Mobile phones
The World Wide Web (Internet)
Surround sound systems
18.
Which ONE of the following statements is NOT TRUE about King Henry VIII?
He married 6 times
He took the title of ‘King of Ireland'
He broke away from the Church of Rome
He built up the monarchy’s financial reserves
19.
Which of the following countries the Boers of South Africa were originally from?
Belgium
The Netherlands
France
Denmark
20.
What is the New Year in Scotland known by
Lygmanay
Neygmanay
Nogmanay
Hogmanay
21.
Which TWO are TRUE regarding The United Nations?
It has over 190 member countries
It was set up after the First World War
It was set up after the Second World War
It has 21 members on its Security Council
22.
After its revolution of 1789, Napoleon became emperor of which country?
Denmark
France
Austria
Sweden
23.
Which TWO are TRUE of Hadrien’s Wall?
It is a World Heritage Site
It is a popular area for music lovers
It is located in the north of England
The whole of Hadrian’s Wall can still be seen
24.
How many counties make up Northern Ireland?
4
6
8
9
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