Life in the UK Test » 5 พร้อมเฉลย

Life in the UK Test » 5   พร้อมเฉลย

1. An international organisation working to prevent war and maintain peace is
   • // United Nations
   •  Red Cross
   •  NATO
   •  Save The Children
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2. There are ______ who are specialists in particular areas, and their knowledge is useful in making and checking laws
   •  House of Commons
   •  House of Lords
   •  MPs
   • // Peers
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3. When did the First World War end?
   •  1917
   • // 1918
   •  1919
   •  1920
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4. The United Nations aims to
   (Choose any 2 answers)
   •  work together towards shared goals in democracy
   • // prevent war
   • // promote international peace and security
   •  work together towards shared goals in development
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5. Young people will often dress up in frightening costumes to play 'trick or treat' on Halloween
   • // True
   •  False
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6. Where is St Patrick's Day celebrated on 17th March?
   • // Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
   •  England
   •  Scotland
   •  Wales
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7. You can volunteer with the police, and become a special constable or a lay representative
   • // Yes, this is true
   •  No, you cannot become a constable
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8. England has ______ flower associated with it and sometimes worn on national saints' day
   • // the rose
   •  the thistle
   •  the daffodil
   •  the shamrock
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9. The House of Lords is more powerful than The House of Commons
   •  True
   • // False
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10. It is important to recycle as much of your waste as you can because using recycled materials to make new products uses less energy and means that we need to extract fewer raw materials from the earth
    • // True
    •  False
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11. What is the National Citizen Service?
    •  It provides free, confidential and impartial advice on consumer issues
    • // It helps you build your skills for work and life
    •  It provides free, independent, impartial advice on your rights and responsibilities
    •  It is a volunteering programme for young people who want to do voluntary development work abroad
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12. The ______ is an informal way of helping people to settle minor disputes without spending a lot of time and money using a lawyer
    •  payment protection insurance (PPI)
    • // small claims procedure
    •  smart claim online
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13. If police officers are corrupt or misuse their authority they are severely punished
    • // Yes, it's correct
    •  No, they will only be given warnings
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14. The King or Queen does not rule the country but appoints the government chosen by the people in a democratic election
    • // True
    •  False
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15. The Victoria Cross was introduced during the ______
    •  First World War
    •  Second World War
    •  Boer War
    • // Crimean War
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16. If you are self-employed, you have to pay your own tax
    • // True
    •  False
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17. If it is difficult for you to get to a polling station or polling place
    •  you can ask a family member who can vote on your behalf
    •  you can register for a telephone vote
    • // you can register for a postal ballot
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18. It is a serious criminal offence to drive a vehicle without insurance
    • // Yes, this is correct
    •  No, if you drive carefully then you don't need one
    •  No, if you drive slowly then you don't need the insurance
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19. Boudicca was one of the tribal leaders who
    •  built Hadrian's Wall
    • // fought against the Romans
    •  built Stonehenge
    •  converted to Christianity
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20. Henry VIII established the ______. In this new Church, the King rather than the Pope has the power to appoint bishops and defines how people should worship
    •  Church of Ireland
    •  Church in Wales
    • // Church of England
    •  Church of Scotland
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21. Many place names such as Grimsby and Scunthorpe, come from the ______ languages
    •  English
    •  Spanish
    •  Scottish
    • // Viking
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22. MPs are elected in a General Election held at least every ______ year(s)
    •  one
    •  three
    •  four
    • // five
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23. Young people can legally buy alcohol in pubs and off licences as soon as they are 15
    •  True
    • // False
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24. In the mid-19th century, the Chartists campaigned for democratic reforms including:
    (Choose any 3 answers)
    •  All women to have the vote
    • // MPs to be paid
    • // Any man to be able to stand as an MP
    • // Secret ballots
    •  Open voting

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