đFlashcard Trivia - Browsing in Random Order
At what age did Edward VI die?
i15
What are the names of the two chambers in Parliament?
iThe House of Commons and The House of Lords
How many members are there on the UN security Council?
i15
If you think someone is trying to persuade you to join an extremist or terrorist cause, you shouldâŚ
iNotify your local police force
All young people in the UK are sent a National Insurance number just before which birthday?
iTheir 16th Birthday
How many member countries are there in the Council of Europe?
i46
What date is St Patrick's Day?
iMarch 17th
True or False: Arranged marriages where both parties agree to the marriage are acceptable in the UK.
iTrue
Who is the spiritual leader of the Church of England?
iArchbishop of Canterbury
True or False: The Speaker is neutral and does not represent a political party.
iTrue
What do people do polling stations?
iVote in an Election
What is the National Flower of England?
iThe Rose
True or False: People who are self-employed need to pay National Insurance Contributions themselves.
iTrue
On which day is a two-minute silence observed to remember those who died fighting wars for the UK?
iRemembrance Day on November 11th
What is the capital city of Scotland?
iEdinburgh
Who is the current heir to the throne?
iPrince William
How old does a person have to be to purchase alcohol?
i18
Who was the director of the famous British film â âThe 39 Stepsâ?
iSir Alfred Hitchcock
True or False: Sir Andy Murray was the first British man to win a Grand Slam singles title since 1936.
iTrue
When is Motherâs Day Celebrated?
iThree Sundays before Easter
How old does a person need to be to stand for public office?
i18
True or False: Most people will usually get information about political issues and events from newspapers, television, radio and the internet.
iTrue
True or False: Bank Holidays are days where banks are open to voters only.
iFalse
Which poet wrote The Bruce about the Battle of Bannockburn?
iJohn Barbour
To be able to vote in a parliamentary or local election you must have your name on which register?
iThe electoral register
True or False: Queen Elizabeth I was a Catholic.
iFalse
Which country in the UK makes up the majority of the population?
iEngland
What is the HMRC?
iThe government department that collects taxes
Who was the first Archbishop of Canterbury?
iSt Augustine
How often is the electoral register updated?
iEvery year in September or October
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