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Life in the UK Test 2

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1. John Milton, who wrote Paradise Lost, was inspired by
2. Young people often dress up in frightening costumes for
3. What animal was cloned for the first time in 1996, by a team of scientists led by Sir Ian Wilmot and Keith Campbell?
4. The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
5. Mayors are always ceremonial leaders, they are never elected to be the effective leaders of an administration.
6. Who usually chooses the Archbishop and other senior church officials?
7. Florence Nightingale was born in
8. Several Church of England bishops sit in
9. Name a great cathedral built during the Middle Ages.
10. The debates in the House of Commons can be attended by the public, but not in the House of Lords.
11. UK laws prohibit unfair treatment because of age, sexuality or race.
12. To register for voting, you have to contact
13. What do cricket, football, lawn tennis, golf and rugby have in common?
14. The first king of the House of Tudor was
15. Eid al-Fitr celebrates the end of Ramadan, when Muslims have fasted
16. Many slaves tried to escape and other revolted against their owners.
17. In the 1960s, laws in relation to abortion and divorce were liberalised.
18. After the Black Death, many people left the countryside to live in the towns, where growing wealth led to the development of
19. Edward VI ruled for
20. Which if the following is NOT a core value of the civil service?
21. In the 1950s, centres to recruit bus drivers were set up in
22. Which countries formed the EEC in 1957?
23. The principle that judges are independent of the government began to be established in
24. Which two languages gradually combined to become one English language?

 

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