Life in the UK Test Practice 2

1. What period of time is known as “Tudor England”?

2. Which of the following is a fundamental principle of life in the UK?

3. Following the 2010 General Election, which two political parties formed a Coalition Government? (Choose 2 answers)

4. TRUE or FALSE: UK residents in receipt of Income Support benefits do not have to pay prescription charges.

5. TRUE or FALSE: The Restoration refers to a period when the Catholic Church was re-established as England's official church during the 19th century.

6. Which countries were involved in the Hundred Years' War?

7. Income derived from TV licensing payments are used to ___.

8. Which important reform was a result of the adoption of the Beveridge Report?

9. TRUE or FALSE: Stephen Hawking is an elected member of the Royal Society.

10. The members of the House of Lords are also known as:

11. Which government department is responsible for collecting taxes?

12. Which of the following does NOT have British Overseas Territory status?

13. Which statement below is correct?

14. Which of the following is NOT a shared responsibility for UK citizens?

15. Which statement below is correct?

16. Where is the British Parliament based?

17. Which statement below is true?

18. Which of the following events extended the maximum duration of Parliament to 10 years?

19. Which important historical event is celebrated on 5 November?

20. Which statement below is correct?

21. TRUE or FALSE: Mary, Queen of Scots, was a direct relative of Queen Elizabeth I.

22. What is the official name of the British currency?

23. TRUE or FALSE: The names Great Britain and the United Kingdom mean the same.

24. The Parliament Building of Northern Ireland is also known as: