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Which of the following is NOT a key function of the House of Commons?
Which TWO countries are members of the Commonwealth?
What does Good Friday mark in the Christian tradition?
Which of the following is NOT required to apply to become a permanent resident or citizen of the UK?
True or False: The UK has a written constitution.
What is the role of the Speaker in the House of Commons?
What materials were primarily used to construct the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851 in Hyde Park, London?
Which British suffragette leader co-founded the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) and played a pivotal role in securing women's right to vote?
Which flower is associated with England?
What is the term used for knocking on people’s doors to ask for their support during election campaigns?
Which film directed by Hugh Hudson won an Oscar in 1981?
What type of homes did people primarily live in during the Bronze Age in Britain?
Who can explain the available options to someone facing domestic violence in the UK?
Which Welsh artist is best known for engravings and stained glass?
What major sporting event did the UK host in 2012?
Which two houses were united through Henry VII's marriage to Elizabeth of York?
True or False: In Northern Ireland, minor criminal cases are handled by unpaid District Judges or Deputy District Judges who do not need legal qualifications.
What was the process in Scotland where small farms were cleared for sheep and cattle?
Which traditional Scottish song, often sung in the UK to celebrate the New Year, was written by Robert Burns?
Voting in local and national government elections is a _____________ .
Who was Prime Minister when the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly were established in 1998?
Where did Henry Purcell serve as an organist in the 17th century?
True or False: The period of the 1960s, also known as the Swinging Sixties, saw significant social changes in British fashion, cinema, and popular music.
In 1348, one third of the population in England, Wales, and Scotland died due to a plague known as?