Life in the UK Test 23

1. Which TWO are safe places to go and stay in for anyone facing domestic violence?

2. The Reform Act of 1832 took away the automatic right of hereditary peers to attend the House of Lords

3. What did the Beveridge Report of 1942, by William Beveridge, provide the basis for?

4. In the 2021 England and Wales census, what percentage of people identified themselves as Christian?

5. Who led the Scottish, in 1314, to defeat the English at the Battle of Bannockburn?

6. Which TWO changes did the Chartists campaign for?

7. The European Union was originally called the EEC

8. How are members of Parliament (MPs) elected?

9. The Speaker also represents Parliament on ceremonial occasions

10. Which was the last successful invasion of Britain?

11. What information about you is asked at the polling station?

12. Which clan was killed because of not taking an oath?

13. Who was one of the founders of England's naval tradition?

14. What are Halloween lanterns traditionally made out of?

15. The Protestants formed their own churches during the Reformation

16. When was the time of growing patriotism?

17. At the beginning of the Middle Ages, Ireland was an independent country

18. The chairperson of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland is the Moderator, who is appointed for the whole lifetime to speak on behalf of that Church.

19. The Corn Laws were repealed in 1846. These had prevented the import of cheap grain

20. What treaty was signed in 1707?

21. Which Admiral's Column is in Trafalgar Square, London?

22. How many Houses did the Scottish Parliament have in the middle ages?

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

24. If you wish to be a permanent resident of the UK, you should look after yourself. In return you are guaranteed a job