Life in the UK Test – 26

The following FREE practice test is the twenty-sixth one of the Life in the UK Test. This practice exam has 24 questions in total.

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#1. In which of the following counties would you find the Stonehenge monument?

Somerset

Dorset

Wiltshire

Gloucestershire

#2. Which of the following is a British overseas territory?

Greenland

St Helena

Macao

Hong Kong

#3. Many renowned poets are buried or commemorated in Poet’s Corner. Where is Poet’s Corner located?

Westminster Abbey

Canterbury Cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral

York Minster

#4. The London Eye(443 feet) was originally built as part of the UK’s celebration of the new millennium and continues to be an important part of New Year celebrations.

True

False

#5. The term ‘coalition’ means________.

If no political party wins a majority, a new election is held to vote for one of the top two parties only

If no political party wins a majority, two parties may join and govern together

If an MP dies or resigns, there will be a fresh election

The candidate who gets the most votes is elected

#6. What is the Giant’s Causeway?

A ridge of hills

A land formation of lava columns

A range of mountains

A long road

#7. Loch Lomond is the largest expanse of fresh water in mainland Britain and probably the best-known part of the park.

True

False

#8. Where is the Trossachs national park(720 square miles)?

England

Wales

Northern Ireland

Scotland

#9. How many northern counties formed Northern Ireland?

3

6

8

10

#10. What was the effect of the Act for the Government of Wales?

Wales became formally united with England.

Wales had their own sovereign.

Wales became completely independent

Wales became Protestant

#11. The longest distance on the mainland between John O’Groats and Land’s End is_______.

570 miles

670 miles

770 miles

870 miles

#12. What is the other name for the Good Friday agreement, which established the Northern Ireland Assembly?

The London Agreement

The Belfast Agreement

The Dublin Agreement

The Assembly Agreement

#13. Which of the following statements regarding the Black Death(1348) is NOT true?

One third of the population of England died and a similar proportion in Scotland and Wales.

It was one of the worst disasters ever to strike Britain.

Following the Black Death, there was more need to grow cereal crops.

Following the Black Death, there were labour shortages and peasants began to demand higher wages.

#14. What was Clement Attlee’s Beveridge report about?

Relations with Germany after the Second World War

Relations with the United States after the Second World War

An outline for ‘the welfare state’ in Britain

Economic plans on Britain

#15. Which TWO of the following charities work with environment?

PDSA and Crisis

Age UK and Red Cross

The National Trust and Friends of the Earth

NSPCC and RSPB

#16. Which of the following facts about the Eden Project(located in Cornwall) is false?

The Eden Project houses plants from all over the world.

The Eden Project is a charity.

The Eden Project runs international environmental and social projects.

The Eden Project runs national environmental projects only.

#17. Where is the city of Swansea located?

England

Wales

Scotland

Ireland

#18. What is the area of the Lake District?

585 square miles

685 square miles

885 square miles

985 square miles

#19. Which flower is associated with Wales?

Shamrocks

Daffodils

Roses

Poppies

#20. Name the centrepiece to the Remembrance Day service located in Whitehall, London.

Stonehenge

Grimsby

Scunthorpe

Cenotaph

#21. Who was reigning in England when Wales became formally united with England by the Act for the Government of Wales?

Henry VII

Henry VIII

James I

Elizabeth I

#22. When did the Wars of the Roses start? ? The Wars of Roses was fought between the supporters of two families: the House of Lancaster and the House of York. This war was called the Wars of the Roses, because the symbol of Lancaster was a red rose and the symbol of York was a white rose.

1255

1388

1455

1488

#23. Where can you view the Crown Jewels?

At Buckingham Palace

At Balmoral Castle

At the Tower of London

At Windsor Castle

#24. Which flag has a diagonal red cross on a white ground?

The cross of St Patrick, patron saint of Ireland

The cross of St George, patron saint of England

The cross of St David, patron saint of Wales

The cross of St Andrew, patron saint of Scotland

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