Life in the UK Test Flashcards - Exam 10

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Who is the patron Saint of England?

St George

Where is Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park located?

Scotland

Wales has its own established church.

False

What stories are associated with Geoffrey Chaucer?

The Canterbury Tales

When is Boxing Day celebrated?

26th December

What is the name of the holiday when banks and many other businesses are closed for the day?

Bank Holidays

Why were women given the right to vote?

In recognition of the contribution women made to the war effort during the First World War

What do you need to drive in the UK?

A valid driving licence

Where does “the Fringe” festival take place?

Edinburgh

How many members does the Welsh government have?

The names or photographs of young people found guilty of a crime can be published in newspapers or used by the media.

False

What was Edward Elgar famous for?

He was a musician

Which of the following is not a British banknote?

£25

Where does the Scottish Grand National take place?

Ayr

The laws passed after the Glorious Revolution marked the beggining of the Constitutional _______________.

Constitutional monarchy

During the reign of Elizabeth I, a large fleet of ships was sent to England to conquer the country and to restore Catholicism, where did this fleet come from?