Life in the UK Test 3rd Edition Practice 12

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Origin of Presbyterian Churches can be traced to

Legally which of these drugs can be sold in the UK?

When did the UK become a member of the European Economic Community (EEC)?

By-elections are held

The Bill of Rights that was introduced in 1689 was to establish the rights of the

Usage of the Stonehenge in ancient times was probably for the purpose of

In 1658 after the death of Oliver Cromwell his son succeeded him as

The ATM (ie,cash-dispensing machine) or ‘cashpoint’ was invented by

Which one of the following book is not authored by Graham Greene?

Where in UK is The Eden Project located?

Giant’s Causeway is found in?

‘The Enlightenment’ was supported by

What was the most important principles of ‘The Enlightenment’

Who was Robert Burns?

Christian communities arrived in Britain during

Maiden Castle is located in

Approximately how many years ago was ‘The Giant's Causeway’ created?

Julius Caesar invaded Britain in

Sir Isaac Newton was born in

To keep away Picts (ancestors of the Scottish people) a wall was built in the north of England. Which Roman Emperor built it?

Under whose command the ship ‘The Golden Hind’ circumnavigated the world?

Carrying a gun for personal safety is permitted

Which play writer is considered to be most influential, the influence and inventions of whom is still observed in the English language?

Church of England was established by the King

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LIFE IN THE UK TEST FACT SHEET:
  • Number of questions: 24
  • Answer correctly to pass: 18
  • Passing score: 75%


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