Life in the UK Test » 20 พร้อมเฉลย

Life in the UK Test » 20   พร้อมเฉลย

1. It is ______ to smoke tobacco products in nearly every enclosed public place in the UK
   •  allowed
   • // against the law
   •  legal
   • 
     
2. The House of Lords checks laws that have been passed by the House of Commons to ensure they are fit for purpose and suggest amendments or propose new laws
   • // True
   •  False
   • 
     
3. It is a criminal offence to
   (Choose any 2 answers)
   • // sell alcohol to anyone who is under 18
   •  go to surgery without booking an appointment
   • // buy alcohol for people who are under the age of 18
   •  go to hospital without a letter from your GP
   • 
     
4. Members of the House of Lords may stand for election to the House of Commons
   •  True
   • // False
   • 
     
5. In the years leading up to ______, Geoffrey Chaucer wrote a series of poems in English about a group of people going to Canterbury on a pilgrimage
   •  1200
   •  1300
   • // 1400
   •  1500
   • 
     
6. Magistrates and Justices of the Peace (JPs) are members of the
   • // local community
   •  Metropolitan Police
   •  Parliament
   • 
     
7. European Union law is legally binding in the UK
   • // True
   •  False
   • 
     
8. From where does most of the money come for local services?
   •  Advertising
   • // Central government
   •  Water rates
   •  TV licence fees
   • 
     
9. How can you get a National Insurance number?
   •  Phone your MP
   •  Apply in the local council offices
   • // You will need to telephone the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
   •  There is an application form in your local public library
   • 
     
10. What are the allowed religions in Britain?
    •  Christianity, Islam and Buddhism
    •  Christianity and Islam
    •  Only Christianity
    • // Everyone has right to religious freedom
    • 
      
11. Which of the following is a bridge built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel?
    •  The Abingdon Bridge
    •  The Avonmouth Suspension Bridge
    • // The Clifton Suspension Bridge
    •  The London Bridge
    • 
      
12. There are ______ ski centres in Scotland, as well as Europe's longest dry ski slope near Edinburgh
    •  two
    •  three
    •  four
    • // five
    • 
      
13. A National Insurance number on its own proves to an employer that you have the right to work in the UK
    •  True
    • // False
    • 
      
14. Edward VI died at the age of ______ after ruling for just over six years, and his half-sister Mary became queen
    • // 15
    •  24
    •  26
    •  30
    • 
      
15. The House of Lords can overrule the House of Commons
    •  Yes, some times
    •  Yes, the House of Lords have more powers than the House of Commons
    • // No, that's not right
    • 
      
16. Football has a long history in the UK and the first professional football clubs were formed in the late ______ century
    •  16th
    •  17th
    •  18th
    • // 19th
    • 
      
17. If you think someone is trying to persuade you to join an extremist or terrorist cause, you should
    • // notify your local police force
    •  tell them that I will inform police
    •  leave the country
    •  move to another city
    • 
      
18. A National Insurance number makes sure that the National Insurance Contributions and tax you pay are properly recorded against your name
    • // Yes, this is correct
    •  No, it is only for state retirement pension
    • 
      
19. Wales formally united with England during the reign of
    • // Henry VIII
    •  Elizabeth I
    •  Edward VI
    •  James IV
    • 
      

20. The Prime Minister's official residence is
    •  Palace of Westminster
    • // 10 Downing Street
    •  The cabinet
    •  Buckingham Palace
    • 
      
21. How many member states are there in the Commonwealth?
    •  51
    •  52
    • // 54
    •  58
    • 
      
22. What does an MP do?
    •  Meets other MPs to talk about the good old days
    • // Represents constituents, helps create new laws and scrutinise and comment on what government is doing
    •  Helps people with personal problems and makes sure all the taxes are collected
    •  Stays at home and writes new laws
    • 
      
23. When is Bonfire Night?
    • // November 5th
    •  November 11th
    •  November 25th
    • 
      
24. Practising Female genital mutilation (FGM) or taking a girl or woman abroad for FGM is a criminal offence
    • // True
    •  False

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