- Who is responsible for the economy? Government & Law
- Life peers in the House of Lords can pass on their title to their first-born child. Government & Law
- During Queen Elizabeth's reign the British Empire became the largest empire the world had ever seen British History
- What was the purpose of the Emancipation Act? British History
- Which of the following statements is true: Modern Society
- Whom did the serfs serve? British History
- Who invented the Internet as we know it today? (World Wide Web) Modern Society
- What were the refugees that came from France called? British History
- In 1776, 13 colonies declared their independence from the British. On which continent were these colonies located? Modern Society
- MPs can only be contacted at their office in the House of Commons. Government & Law
- When did English become the official language for documents? Government & Law
- When did the Roman army leave Britain? British History
- How many countries are members of the Commonwealth? Government & Law
- Which of the following is a public holiday? Modern Society
- Selling or buying drugs such as heroin, cocaine, ecstasy and cannabis is allowed in the UK Modern Society
- Who invented the World Wide Web? Modern Society
- The Scottish Parliament sits in Government & Law
- What is the Turner Prize? Modern Society
- What is the highest denomination of coins one can find in the UK? What is the UK
- What does MEP stand for? Modern Society
- What do you need to apply for UK citizenship? Modern Society
- Members in the Welsh Assembly can speak English and Welsh, and all Assembly publications are in both languages Government & Law
- Select TWO popular social networking websites Modern Society
- Which of these were introduced before the First World War in 1914? British History
- The First World War ended on the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month in 1918 British History
- Who is best known for his stories about Sherlock Holmes? Modern Society
- Who directed the two British films 'Brief Encounter' and 'Lawrence of Arabia'? Modern Society
- Forced marriages are an offence in the UK Modern Society
- In Ireland, the Black Death killed many in the Pale and, for a time, the area controlled by the English became larger Modern Society
- You can ONLY make a complaint about the police by writing to the Chief Constable of the police force involved. Government & Law
- Famous horse-racing events are: Modern Society
- Which of these flowers is closely associated with Remembrance Day? Modern Society
- Until what time do people play jokes on one another on April Fool's Day? Modern Society
- Robert Browning, William Blake and Lord Byron were all famous golfers British History
- What was 'Shampooing' when it was first introduced? Government & Law
- On Valentine's Day people exchange gifts and cards and send anonymous cards to people they secretly admire Modern Society
- Women were given the right to vote at the same age as men in 1982 Government & Law
- Which TWO chambers form the UK Parliament? Government & Law
- In 1348, one third of the population in England, Wales and Scotland died as a result of which disease? Modern Society
- What is the official name of the country? British History
- During the rebellion of the clans in Scotland, Bonnie Prince Charlie was supported by clansmen from which Scottish region? Modern Society
- When is Bonfire Night? Modern Society
- Very young children believe that Father Christmas (also known as Santa Claus) brings them presents during the night before Christmas Day Modern Society
- Rugby originated in England in the early 19th century and is very popular in the UK today. British History
- In Wales a system called the Children’s Hearings System is used to deal with children and young people who have committed an offence. Modern Society
- Where did Charles II hide to escape from Cromwell's army? British History
- By joining a political party, you might be involved in: Modern Society
- What do many theatres produce at Christmas time? Modern Society
- Who chairs the debates in the House of Commons? Government & Law
- The first coins of Britain were minted by the people of the Iron Age. British History