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What is the UK's highest court?
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Which war did Britain fight in the 1850s alongside France against Russia?
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What is the purpose of "Check that you understand" boxes in the handbook?
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Which of these British writers won the Nobel Prize in Literature?
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The Edinburgh International Festival runs alongside which other major event?
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Which king was forced by his noblemen to agree to Magna Carta in 1215?
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When did the First World War end?
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What was the Dunkirk evacuation?
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What is the maximum fine for watching TV in the UK without a TV licence?
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The Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) are a mountain range in:
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Which courts deal with family matters such as divorce and children in England and Wales?
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In the English Civil War, supporters of Parliament were known as what?
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Sir Francis Drake was famous for:
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What is the European Convention on Human Rights?
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The suffragettes used which tactics to campaign for women's votes?
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Where is the National Horseracing Museum located?
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Which flower is associated with Scotland?
What is the UK?
Bonfire Night is celebrated on:
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The Puritans were a group of strict what?
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What was the Pale in medieval Ireland?
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In which year did Winston Churchill first become Prime Minister?
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How long do you have to complete the Life in the UK test?
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Which sea lies to the east of Great Britain and is a major source of oil and gas?
What is the UK?
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 gives:
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