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In this chapter you will learn about the population and culture of the UK. The start of the chapter shows you where the major cities of the UK are. You should be sure you can identify the various cities, such as Leeds and Bradford, confidently. Because the UK is a multicultural country you will also have to know the sizes of the different ethnic and religious groups in the UK, as well as their main festivals.

The chapter focuses on British culture after that and you should make sure you know who each of the people described are and what they have achieved. Britain’s recent sporting success at the Olympics features heavily so focus on who won medals and for what as well as the general information about sport in the UK. Make sure you familiarise yourself with the poems, films, books and other works listed too, as well as the artists, composers, architects, authors, poets and other famous people. You should also familiarise yourself with the extracts of poems provided and be able to recognise the famous landmarks at the end of the chapter.

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Population growth in the UK has been faster in recent years, thanks in part to migration and longer life expectancy.

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Women in Britain make up approximately what proportion of the workforce?

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The UK has a growing ageing population.

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In the UK, women are expected to stay at home and not work.

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Which of these is NOT a leisure activity readily associated with the British countryside?

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Norwich and Bristol are cities in Wales.

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Cardiff, Swansea and Newport are cities in which country of the UK?

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What is the capital city of Northern Ireland?

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Britain today is a diverse society. What percentage of the population has a parent or grandparent born outside the UK?

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What is the capital city of the UK?

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The longest distance in mainland Britain, at 870 miles (1,400 kilometres), is between John O’Groats and where?

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Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE?

Northern Ireland and Scotland have their own banknotes, which are valid in other parts of the UK?

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Geographically, where is the UK located in Europe?

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Northern Irish and Scottish bank notes are legal tender throughout the UK and shops and businesses are required by law to accept them.

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There are now more women in high-level positions than ever before.

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Swansea is the capital of Wales.

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Which of the following is a UK city?

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Religion

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Religion

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What date each year is St George's Day?

 

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The Archbishop of Canterbury can most accurately be described as what?

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What is the name of Scotland's patron saint?

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What is the official Church of the state in the UK?

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Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?

In Wales the established Church is the Church of Wales.

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After Protestants, which is the biggest denomination of Christianity in the UK?

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Which date each year is St Andrew's Day?

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The Church of England is a Protestant church and has existed since which event?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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St Patrick is the patron saint of Northern Ireland.

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Westminster Abbey is famously the final resting place for which of the following?

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On which date each year is St David's day celebrated?

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Several Church of England bishops sit in the House of Commons.

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There is no established church in Northern Ireland.

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St George is the patron saint of which country?

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Which famous religious building has been the coronation church since 1066 and is the final resting place for many monarchs?

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Which of these national saints' days is incorrect?

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In the UK, everybody has the right to choose their religion or choose not to practise a religion.

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What type of church is the national Church in Scotland?

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What kind of Church is the Church of Scotland?

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In England which TWO of the following describes the Church of England?

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Customs and traditions 1

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Customs and traditions 1

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At what time is the two-minute silence observed on Remembrance Sunday?

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Which day marks the death of Jesus Christ?

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The Muslim prophet Ibrahim was willing to sacrifice which of his family to God?

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Which of the following is a Jewish festival celebrating the Jews' struggle for religious freedom?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Which event celebrates the end of Ramadan?

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What celebration is known as Hogmanay in Scotland?

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Eid ul Adha and Eid al-Fitr are religious festivals celebrated by Muslims in the UK.

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When does Easter take place each year?

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Decorating a tree is part of which festival celebrated in the UK?

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Which of the following are usually associated with Easter?

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Which of these is associated with Halloween?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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What is it traditional to do on 1 April in the UK?

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Which Hindu and Sikh festival is normally celebrated in October or November every year?

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What is New Year’s Eve called in Scotland?

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Which festival is celebrated on 14 April each year?

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On what date each year do Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ?

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The Battle of the Boyne is celebrated with a bank holiday in which country?

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What event is commemorated on 5 November every year?

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Which Jewish religious festival happens in November or December every year?

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Which TWO names are usually given by children at Christmas to their imagined provider of the gifts?

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Customs and traditions 2

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Customs and traditions 2

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At what time is the two-minute silence observed on Remembrance Sunday?

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What event is commemorated on 5 November every year?

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Which of the following is a Jewish festival celebrating the Jews' struggle for religious freedom?

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Which of these is associated with Halloween?

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On which day is it traditional to eat pancakes?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Decorating a tree is part of which festival celebrated in the UK?

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Which of the following are usually associated with Easter?

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In the UK, Christmas Day on 25 December is a public holiday and celebrates the birth of whom?

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Eid ul Adha and Eid al-Fitr are religious festivals celebrated by Muslims in the UK.

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Which festival is celebrated on 14 April each year?

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Which TWO names are usually given by children at Christmas to their imagined provider of the gifts?

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What is it traditional to do on 1 April in the UK?

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What do children do on Mothering Sunday?

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What is Diwali popularly known as?

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Which Jewish religious festival happens in November or December every year?

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On which day do Christians paint an ash cross on their forehead as a symbol for death and sorrow for sin?

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Which of the following is associated with Christmas?

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Which of the following takes place on 14 February every year?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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The Battle of the Boyne is celebrated with a bank holiday in which country?

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Pumpkins, lit with candles, are used to celebrate which traditional festival?

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The Muslim prophet Ibrahim was willing to sacrifice which of his family to God?

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Sport 1

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Sport 1

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Why is Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill famous?

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Ellie Simmonds is a Paralympic gold medallist in which sport?

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What is the name of the cricket Test series played between England and Australia?

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Which TWO of the following countries play rugby union in the Six Nations Championship?

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With which sport was Bobby Moore associated?

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Which of the following is a famous tennis tournament played in the UK every year?

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What was the highest honour that Kelly Holmes, who won two gold Olympic medals, received?

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Which sport can be traced back to 15th century Scotland?

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The 'Ashes' are played for between England and Australia in which sport?

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Who captained England's winning football World Cup team in 1966?

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What is the name of the British athlete who has won 16 Paralympic medals, including 11 gold medals?

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What UK patron saint's name is shared with the home of golf?

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Bobby Moore was the captain of which sports team in 1966?

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Sir Steve Redgrave was the first man in the world to run a mile in under four minutes.

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Ellie Simmonds is a Paralympian and was the youngest member of the British team at the 2008 games.

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Who was the first Briton to win the Tour de France?

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Sir Andy Murray is the first British man to win a singles title in a Grand Slam tournament since 1936.

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What is the name of the swimmer who won gold medals at the 2008, 2012 and 2016 Paralympic Games?

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The game of golf is traditionally thought to have originated in which country?

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FIFA stands for 'Fédération Internationale de Football Association'.

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What is Sir Roger Bannister famous for?

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In 1954, who was the first person to run a mile in under four minutes?

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A famous boat race for rowers is contested on the River Thames each year between which university teams?

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Damon Hill, Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton are champions in which sport?

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Sport 2

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Sport 2

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Andy Murray is a tennis Grand Slam singles title winner. Before he won, when was the last time a British male tennis player won a Grand Slam event?

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Sir Chris Hoy is a famous sportsman in which event or sport?

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In what position in the medal table did Great Britain finish in the London Olympic Games of 2012?

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Only one of the four major golf tournaments worldwide is played in the UK.

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Dr Sir Ludwig Guttman is generally regarded as the originator of which sporting event?

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What is the name of the famous horse-race held near Liverpool?

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Sir Steve Redgrave was the first man in the world to run a mile in under four minutes.

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Which TWO of the following countries play rugby union in the Six Nations Championship?

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Ellie Simmonds is a Paralympic gold medallist in which sport?

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When were the first professional football clubs formed?

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Rugby originated in England in the early 19th century.

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Which TWO of the following are famous Paralympians?

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How many Olympic gold medals did Sir Steve Redgrave win?

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Sir Andy Murray is the first British man to win a singles title in a Grand Slam tournament since 1936.

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FIFA stands for 'Fédération Internationale de Football Association'.

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Who was the first Briton to win the Tour de France?

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The first four-minute mile was achieved by Sir Roger Bannister in which decade of the twentieth century?

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Ellie Simmonds is a Paralympian and was the youngest member of the British team at the 2008 games.

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The UEFA Champions League pits British soccer teams against other teams from where?

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What was the highest honour that Kelly Holmes, who won two gold Olympic medals, received?

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What sport is played in the UEFA Champions League?

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What is the Christian name of the famous wheelchair athlete Baroness Grey-Thompson?

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Why is Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill famous?

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Arts and Culture 1

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Arts and Culture 1

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Who designed the Cenotaph in Whitehall?

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Which artist, born in 1937, is famous for his contribution to the 'pop art' movement of the 1960s?

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Which flowers feature in a poem by William Wordsworth?

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Who or what is Clarice Cliff?

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Which of the following is a famous composer who wrote operas such as Peter Grimes and Billy Budd?

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Who was William Wordsworth?

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What does the Turner Prize celebrate?

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The Man Booker prize is awarded for which art form?

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The Proms is a season of orchestral music that takes place every summer.

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Which TWO of the following are reasons why Britain has had an impact on popular music around the world?

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Which of the following plays, opening in 1952 in London, has achieved the longest initial run of any show in history?

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Which of the following was the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams strongly influenced by?

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Where is the Tate Modern?

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Who was Sir Edward Elgar?

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Tate Modern is based in the former Bankside Power Station in central London.

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Which British designer was famous for Art Deco ceramics?

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Who wrote The Daffodils?

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Which of these is NOT a famous architect?

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Which composer, born in 1874, wrote The Planets?

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Which 17th century architect took inspiration from classical architecture?

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Although he painted landscapes, the 18th century painter Thomas Gainsborough is best known for which of the following?

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The famous books Treasure Island and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde were written by Kingsley Amis.

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Which TWO of the following are reasons why Britain has had an impact on popular music around the world?

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Which composer, born in 1874, wrote The Planets?

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Holman Hunt, Millais and Rossetti were members of which important group of 19th-century artists?

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Who wrote Paradise Lost?

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Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?

Inigo Jones designed the Queen's House at Greenwich.

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Gilbert and Sullivan wrote many comic operas.

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Which of the following is NOT a famous British composer?

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The famous books Treasure Island and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde were written by Kingsley Amis.

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Which annual flower show in London exhibits garden designs from around the world?

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The Proms is a season of orchestral music that takes place every summer.

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Although he painted landscapes, the 18th century painter Thomas Gainsborough is best known for which of the following?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Who wrote the novel Brideshead Revisited?

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Which of the following is a famous composer who wrote operas such as Peter Grimes and Billy Budd?

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Which of these is NOT a famous architect?

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Which of the following is a famous poem?

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Which of the following was the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams strongly influenced by?

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What is the Edinburgh Fringe?

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Who was the 17th-century organist who developed a particularly British style of church and opera music?

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Who or what is Clarice Cliff?

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Arts and culture 3

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Arts and culture 3

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Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE? The National Eisteddfod of Wales is an annual sporting festival.

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Where in London is the White Tower?

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The eight-week Proms programme organised by the BBC is centred around which London venue?

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What is Charles Dickens famous for?

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Lord Olivier gave his name to which auspicious theatre awards?

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During which decade of the 20th century did the Punk movement happen in Britain?

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Which famous artist is known for their landscape paintings, particularly of the Dedham Vale on the Suffolk-Essex border?

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Gertrude Jekyll is famous for her designs in which field?

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Sir Norman Foster and Lord Richard Rogers are known for their contributions to which profession?

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About which 20th century conflict did poets Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon write?

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St Paul's Cathedral was designed by which architect?

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The BBC has organised which series of famous concerts since 1927?

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The Brit Awards is an annual event that gives awards in which industry?

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Who wrote The Planets?

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Who wrote musicals such as Cats, The Phantom of the Opera and Evita?

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Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?

The Houses of Parliament were built in the 19th century when the medieval 'gothic' style of architecture was popular.

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Which TWO of the following are notable British writers?

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Which 19th century author created famous characters such as Mr Micawber and Scrooge?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Which of these is a major music festival?

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Jane Austen and Charles Dickens were both famous sculptors.

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Which part of London would you most associate with theatres?

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Which TWO of these are fashion designers?

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Leisure 1

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Leisure 1

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What is the minimum age you have to be to buy a National Lottery ticket?

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Which of the following was a famous satirical television programme?

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Some people over what age may apply for a free television licence in the UK?

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Which of the following is a famous British film?

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Blind people can get a 50% discount on their TV licence.

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What is the national flower of Wales?

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What type of film is Nick Park known for making?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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How is the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) funded?

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What is the minimum legal age to buy alcohol in a pub or night club?

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Charlie Chaplin (or Sir Charles Chaplin) became famous in which type of film?

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Which flower is associated with England?

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Which flower is particularly associated with Northern Ireland?

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To go into a betting shop or casino, you have to be what age?

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Richard Burton, Sir Rex Harrison and David Niven are all famous in which profession?

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The shamrock is associated with which country of the UK?

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Which of these are traditional or frequent public house (pub) activities?

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What do Carol Reed, Nicholas Roeg and Ken Russell have in common?

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Which of the following is a famous British television series?

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Some UK radio stations broadcast in regional languages such as Welsh or Gaelic.

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What is the national flower of Scotland?

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Nick Park has won three Oscars for animated films featuring which of the following?

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Which high grossing film franchise was produced in the UK?

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What are Kew, Sissinghurst, Bodnant and Mount Stewart famous for?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Which of the following is a famous British television series?

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Which TWO of the following were eminent film directors?

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Some UK radio stations broadcast in regional languages such as Welsh or Gaelic.

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What do Carol Reed, Nicholas Roeg and Ken Russell have in common?

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What are the BAFTAs the British equivalent of?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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What is a Yorkshire pudding?

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Which of the following is a famous British film?

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How is the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) funded?

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Richard Burton, Sir Rex Harrison and David Niven are all famous in which profession?

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Which of these are traditional or frequent public house (pub) activities?

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Some people over what age may apply for a free television licence in the UK?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?

You have to be 16 or over to buy alcohol in a pub or nightclub.

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Which TWO of the following are considered popular English foods?

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Which of the following is a traditional food of Northern Ireland?

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Which British director made films including The 39 Steps?

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What are Kew, Sissinghurst, Bodnant and Mount Stewart famous for?

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Which of the following was a famous satirical television programme?

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Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?

Some people rent land away from home called an allotment, where they can grow fruit and vegetables.

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Which of the following were music hall performers who later became television stars?

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What is Sir Ridley Scott famous for?

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Which of the following is the title of the Sir David Lean directed film of 1962?

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Places of interest

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Which is the largest expanse of fresh water in mainland Britain?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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In which country is Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park found?

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Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE?

The Tower of London was built by William the Conqueror after he became king in 1066.

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How many national parks are there in England, Wales and Scotland?

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Which TWO of the following are famous British landmarks?

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Where would you find Yeoman Warders working?

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In 2007, television viewers voted which of these as 'Britain's Favourite View'?

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Where is the land formation of the Giant's Causeway?

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Who was responsible for building the Tower of London?

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What is the common name for the Yeoman Warders at the Tower of London?

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What must a dog wear when it is in a public place?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Which organisation was founded in 1895 and now has over 61,000 volunteers helping to preserve important buildings, the countryside and the coastline?

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In the UK, who provides vaccinations and medical treatment for animals?

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Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?

The London Eye was built as part of the UK's new millennium celebrations.

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Which famous UK landmark is home to the Elizabeth Tower and Big Ben?

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At which of the following famous UK landmarks would you find biomes?

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Which of these is a famous UK landmark?

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In which English county is the Eden Project?

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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Which of these is an environmental charity?

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Which of the following is a famous UK landmark?

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Areas of protected countryside that everyone can visit and where people live, work and look after the landscape are called which of the following?

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