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Which of the following is NOT one of the fundamental principles of British life?
Values and Principles of the UK
In which year was King Charles I executed?
A Long and Illustrious History
The BAFTA awards recognise achievements in which field?
A Modern, Thriving Society
In the English Civil War, supporters of Parliament were known as what?
A Long and Illustrious History
What is the name of the Northern Ireland Assembly's power-sharing arrangement called?
What is the UK?
Who was the first woman to be crowned Queen of England?
A Long and Illustrious History
What is the "European Court of Human Rights" (ECHR)?
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
Bonfire Night is celebrated on:
A Modern, Thriving Society
What was the German night-time bombing of London and other British cities called?
A Long and Illustrious History
What is the "Shadow Cabinet"?
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
William III defeated James II at which 1690 battle in Ireland?
A Long and Illustrious History
How often must a general election be held in the UK?
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
What is the official name of the country?
What is the UK?
Gardening and DIY (do-it-yourself home improvement) are:
A Modern, Thriving Society
Who wrote "The Canterbury Tales"?
A Long and Illustrious History
Which of the following is a famous English cheese?
A Modern, Thriving Society
What did the Bill of Rights of 1689 confirm?
A Long and Illustrious History
Harold Macmillan was famous for which speech about the British Empire?
A Long and Illustrious History
Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight Festival are examples of famous British what?
A Modern, Thriving Society
What was the Domesday Book?
A Long and Illustrious History
The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are:
What is the UK?
What are the main political parties in the UK?
UK Government, the Law and Your Role
What was the Dunkirk evacuation?
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