Life in the UK Test » 1 พร้อมเฉลย

1. Which of these forts were part of Hadrian's Wall?
   (Choose any 2 answers)
   • // Housesteads
   •  Skara Brae
   •  Sutton Hoo
   • // Vindolanda
2. The monarch is the head of the Church of England
   • // True
   •  False
3. The UK is part of the United Nations (UN)
   • // Yes, this is correct
   •  No, the UK is not part of UN anymore
4. A very impressive hill fort can still be seen today at Maiden Castle, in the English county of ______
   •  Danebury
   •  Cornwall
   • // Dorset
5. How often are elections held in Britain?
   •  Every 3 years
   •  Every 4 years
   • // At least every 5 years
   •  Every 7 years
6. A lot of People carve lanterns out of ______ and put a candle inside of them during Halloween
   •  Melons
   •  Pineapples
   •  Coconuts
   • // Pumpkins
7. 'The Enlightenment' is known as
   • // New ideas about politics, philosophy and science that were developed in the 18th century
   •  The abolition of slavery throughout the British Empire in the 19th century
   •  New laws introduced in the 18th century to protect workers
   •  The Industrial Revolution in the 18th century
8. On Christmas Day families traditionally sit down to a dinner of roast turkey and Christmas pudding, a rich steamed pudding made from suet, dried fruit and spices
   • // True
   •  False
9. The UK is one of five permanent members of the Security Council in the United Nation
   • // True
   •  False
10. Walking and using public transport to get around when you can is a good way to protect the environment because it creates less pollution than using a car
    • // Yes, this is correct
    •  No, because public transport such as a bus is using more fuel than a car
11. When were women allowed to vote?
    •  1882
    •  1948
    •  1928
    • // 1918
12. What is the Grand National?
    •  A tennis championship
    •  A football cup competition
    • // A horse race
    •  A motor race
13. Who is the patron saint of Wales and on which date is his feast day?
    •  St Michel 3rd March
    •  St Peter November 29th
    •  St James 5th September
    • // St David 1st March
14. James I and his son Charles I believed in the 'Divine Right of Kings', the idea that the king was directly appointed to rule by ______
    •  the Queen
    •  the Prime Minister
    •  the Church
    • // God
15. Many schools organise events to raise money for extra equipment or out-of-school activities
    • // Yes, this is correct
    •  No, schools get money from the government
16. The words 'Britain', 'British Isles' or 'British' are used in this test to refer to everyone in
    (Choose any 4 answers)
    • // England
    •  The Isle of Man
    • // Scotland
    • // Wales
    •  Channel Islands
    • // Northern Ireland
    •  Republic of Ireland
17. You have to be ____ to go into betting shops or gambling clubs
    •  15
    •  16
    •  17
    • // 18
18. The most famous Tennis tournament hosted in Britain is The Wimbledon Championships, which takes place each year at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
    • // True
    •  False
19. It is illegal to sell tobacco products to people under 18 years of age
    • // True
    •  False

20. King Richard III of the House of York was killed in the Battle of Bosworth Field in
    • // 1485
    •  1490
    •  1495
    •  1498
21. The bell called Big Ben, housed in the Elizabeth Tower is over ______ years old and is a popular tourist attraction
    • // 150
    •  180
    •  200
    •  210
22. ______ abolished slavery throughout the British Empire
    •  The Abolition Act
    • // The Emancipation Act
    •  The Freedom Act
    •  The Slavery Act
23. Why is 1928 an important year for women's rights?
    •  Women could vote at 18, the same age as men
    • // Women could vote at 21, the same age as men
    •  Women could vote if they were over 30 years old
    •  None of the above
24. There is no place in British society for extremism or intolerance
    • // True
    •  False

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