Correct answer: C — The first farmers arrived in Britain about 6,000 years ago. The ancestors of these first farmers probably came from south-east Europe.
Why this question matters
This question is drawn from the “A Modern, Thriving Society” section of the official Home Office handbook. Topics from this chapter make up a significant portion of the 24 questions in the real exam, so being able to answer this one comfortably is a small but real step towards passing on the day.
The accepted answer is C: “South east Europe”. Memorise the underlying fact rather than the option letter — the order of options changes between attempts, and the real exam may rephrase the question.
More questions from this chapter
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Keep practising
- Take a full practice test on Modern Society.
- Re-read the study notes for this chapter.
- Sit a 24-question timed mock.
- Browse the full question library.