Life in the UK Test 3rd Edition Practice 19

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In which country was Charles II living at the time when he was invited by the Parliament to return to England in 1660?

What is the minimum age for Jury service?

The Second largest party in the House of Commons is more popularly known as:

Who was the Director of the Belles of St Trinian’s in 1954?

Against which country Britain fought the Crimean War?

Number of Olympic gold medals won by the Scottish cyclist, Sir Chris Hoy is:

Queen Elizabeth-I was a

Robert Burns the poet was associated with

‘The Canterbury Tales’ is written by

What was the reason for which The Harrier Jump Jet was unique?

Approximately how many years ago the usage of Bronze was first recorded?

Who directed the movie, ‘The 39 Steps’ in 1935?

Among the following courts where are the Minor criminal cases decided in England, Wales and Northern Ireland?

Name the country that was not an original signatory to the Treaty of Rome which created the European Economic Community (EEC)?

Which of the following bridges was built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel?

Which religion has been dominant in the UK historically?

The first person to use a printing press for printing banknotes in England was William Caxton.

In UK which of these licence is necessary for watching TV, computer or any other medium that can be used for watching TV?

Sir William Beveridge, in his ‘The Beveridge Report of 1942’ provided the basis for

Debates held in the House of Commons is chaired by:

Mapping the coast of Australia during the industrial revolution was done by

Constituencies controlled by a rich patron is described by the term:

There was a huge influx of refugees in the UK in 1970. Which country did they come from?

Which of the following societies was formed during the reign of Charles II?

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