Practise Test 6 Welcome to your Practise Test 6 Test Name Email Phone Number 1. Which TWO of the following are traditional British foods? Sushi Haggis Welsh cakes Strudel 2. What happens when members of Parliament (MPs) hold surgeries? They meet local councillors to discuss local issues. They invite members of the press along to talk over national issues. They discuss local health issues with doctors. Members of the public can meet their MP to discuss issues. None 3. Bobby Moore is famous for his achievements in which sport? Football Rugby union Horse racing Motor racing None 4. Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?St Helena is a Crown dependency. FALSE TRUE None 5. What type of church is the Church of Scotland? Presbyterian Methodist Roman Catholic Quaker None 6. Once you are aged 17 or older, which TWO vehicles can you learn to drive? Motor cycle Car Heavy goods vehicle Fire engine 7. Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?If you are an EU citizen living in the UK you can vote in all British public elections. FALSE TRUE None 8. Which court would you use to get money back that was owed to you? Youth Court Coroner’s Court County Court Magistrates’ Court None 9. To apply for UK citizenship or permanent residency, which TWO things do you need? A good understanding of life in the UK A driving licence An ability to speak and read English A UK bank account 10. Which TWO of the following are part of the UK government? The cabinet FIFA The National Trust The civil service 11. Which of the following statements is correct? Hadrian’s Wall was built by the Picts (ancestors of the Scottish people) to keep out the Romans. Hadrian’s Wall was built on the orders of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. None 12. Which of the following statements is correct? The Anglo-Saxon kingdoms in England were united under King Alfred the Great. The Anglo-Saxon kingdoms were united under King Kenneth MacAlpin. None 13. Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?King Henry VIII created the Church of England when the Pope refused to grant him a divorce. TRUE FALSE None 14. Which of the following statements is correct? The capital cities of the nations of the UK are London, Swansea, Glasgow and Dublin. The capital cities of the nations of the UK are London, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Belfast None 15. The Bill of Rights of 1689 limited whose powers? Parliament The Church The king Judges None 16. The term ‘suffragettes’ is associated with which group of people? Women Children Migrants Men None 17. Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is financed by selling advertising space during television programmes. TRUE FALSE None 18. Which of the following statements is correct? Wales and Northern Ireland each have their own Church of state. There is no established Church in Wales or Northern Ireland. None 19. Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?In 1707 the kingdoms of England and Scotland were united. TRUE FALSE None 20. Which TWO famous London buildings are built in the 19th-century ‘gothic’ style? The Houses of Parliament Buckingham Palace St Paul’s Cathedral St Pancras Station 21. During the ‘Great Depression’ of the 1930s, which TWO major new industries developed? Shipbuilding Aviation Automobile Coal mining 22. Which TWO developments are associated with the ‘Swinging Sixties’? Abortion law reform Decimal currency Divorce law reform Children’s rights law reform 23. Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?The court systems in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are identical. TRUE FALSE None 24. Which of the following statements is correct? An example of a criminal offence is being in debt. An example of a criminal offence is carrying a weapon. None Thank you for taking - Practise Test 6. Time's upTime is Up! Munira Begum2021-01-25T11:09:58+00:00
