Practice Test 8: Life in the UK Test

List of Life in the UK Test 8 Questions (Classic View):

• Question 1: For which of the following is Henry VIII remembered?
• Question 2: Which of the following is linked to football?
• Question 3: Which of the following festivals or traditions is held in November each year?
• Question 4: Which of the following is an example of criminal law?
• Question 5: Which of the following statements regarding national parks is correct?
• Question 6: Before 1215, there were no laws to limit the power of the king of England. True or False?
• Question 7: What is the capital city of Wales?
• Question 8: What is a jury made up of?
• Question 9: What was Isambard Kingdom Brunel famous for designing and building?
• Question 10: Which of the following statements regarding the Prime Minister's official residence is correct?
• Question 11: Charles Dickens is famous for writing musicals. True or False?
• Question 12: How many people serve on a jury in Scotland?
• Question 13: At which festival are mince pies traditionally eaten?
• Question 14: What task is associated with the National Trust?
• Question 15: Who appoints life peers in the House of Lords?
• Question 16: Which of the following statements regarding the origin of rugby is correct?
• Question 17: Which of the following statements regarding the 'Swinging Sixties' is correct?
• Question 18: What is the highest-value note issued as British currency?
• Question 19: You can support your local community by becoming a school governor or school board member. True or False?
• Question 20: Which of the following statements regarding the Reform Act of 1832 is correct?
• Question 21: Which of the following statements is correct?
• Question 22: Why is Henry VIII an important English monarch?
• Question 23: William Blake, Lord Byron and Robert Browning were all famous golfers. True or False?
• Question 24: In 1921 a treaty gave independence to the south of Ireland. True or False?