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Who was the Viking leader who eventually ruled most of England?
A Long and Illustrious History
Which flower is associated with Wales?
What is the UK?
The Life in the UK test is based on which publication?
Values and Principles of the UK
The Royal Mint is responsible for:
A Modern, Thriving Society
Which of the following is an example of volunteering in the UK?
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
What is "Shrove Tuesday" (Pancake Day)?
A Modern, Thriving Society
The "Great Fire of London" occurred in which year?
A Long and Illustrious History
From 1695, what was significant about newspapers in Britain?
A Long and Illustrious History
What is the official name of the country?
What is the UK?
What percentage of the UK population lives in England?
A Modern, Thriving Society
How many Members of Parliament (MPs) are there in the House of Commons?
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
Where does the Prime Minister officially live?
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
The first Jews to settle in Britain since the Middle Ages arrived in:
A Long and Illustrious History
Stonehenge was built by people of which age?
A Long and Illustrious History
Forcing another person to marry is:
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
Approximately how many British casualties were there in the First World War?
A Long and Illustrious History
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
A Long and Illustrious History
When did women first get the right to vote in the UK?
A Long and Illustrious History
At the citizenship ceremony, new citizens make a pledge. Who are they pledging loyalty to?
Values and Principles of the UK
Remembrance Day is observed on:
A Modern, Thriving Society
The composer Henry Purcell was the organist at which church?
A Modern, Thriving Society
The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are:
What is the UK?
Bonnie Prince Charlie's Jacobite rebellion ended at which battle?
A Long and Illustrious History
The world's first test-tube baby was born in:
A Long and Illustrious History