Life in the UK Test 3rd Edition Practice 6

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Who was the first person to sail single-handed around the world, in 1966/67 ?

Arranged marriages, where both parties agree to the marriage, are acceptable in the UK.

It is an offence not to have an MOT certificate if your vehicle is more than ______ years old.

The Northern Ireland Assembly can make decisions on issues such as:

People can apply to join the civil service through an application process, like other jobs in the UK.

Who had a great influence on the English language and invented many words that are still common today?

How many members does a Jury have in Scotland?

You must treat everyone equally, regardless of sex, race, age, religion, disability, class or sexual orientation.

In which year voting age of men and women were brought down to 18?

The present voting age of 18 was set in

The most famous competition is the Ashes, which is a series of Test matches played between ________.

Money raised from Income Tax pays for government services such as

Who used a system of land ownership known as feudalism?

Is the statement TRUE or FALSE?

To be able to vote in a parliamentary, local or European election, you must register and your name must be on the electoral register.

Adult citizens of other EU states who are resident in the UK can vote in all elections except General Elections.

What is the Shadow Cabinet?

The English Parliament developed naturally out of the daily political needs of the English King and his government, particularly when the King _______.

Small claims can also be issued online through Money Claims Online.

Who is Head of the Commonwealth?

__________ is a group of European and North American countries that have agreed to help each other if they come under attack.

Who is patron saint of England ?

The London Eye is situated on the southern bank of the River ______.

What bird is traditionally eaten on Christmas Day?

In the 2009 Citizenship Survey, 21% of people said that they had no religion.

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