A Modern Thriving Society Test 10

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Which of the following was known as a famous satirical television programme?

In which county is Hardwick Hall located?

What Christian name did Vaughan Williams, the composer who died in 1958 had?

Which word is missing from this statement? In Scotland the national Church is the Church of Scotland, which is a ______ Church.

In which of these Anglo-Saxon poem we find its hero’s fighting against monsters?

Who designed the Queens House at Greenwich?

For how many days do the Muslims maintain fasting during the period of Ramadan which comes to an end with Eid al-Fitr?

Which of the famous sport is connected with Cowes on the Isle of Wight?

Which part of London has more number of theatres?

Which is the capital city of Northern Ireland?

From this list of personalities who is not famous as a poet?

Is the statement below TRUE or FALSE?


Edinburgh is the place for Scottish Exhibition and Conference centre.

In which field of the arts Henry Moore became famous in?

Against which other team does British soccer team play in the UEFA Champions league?

Which of the following in the initial stage were music hall performers but later excelled as television stars?

Traditionally which is the day maintained to eat pancakes?

Scottish bank notes and Northern Irish bank notes are legal throughout the UK, but do the shops and business establishment required by law to accept them?

Is this statement TRUE or FALSE?


UK currency comprises of 5 currencies- £5, £10, £20, £50 and £100.

In which athletics event did Jessica Ennis win an Olympic gold medal?

What is the name of the British architect who designed New Delhi as the seat of government in India?

Around which place in London does the programme of Eight week long Prom organised by BBC?

What are the initials of R.L. Stevenson who the all time famous book Treasure Island and Kidnapped?

William Shakespeare wrote a number of sonnets. What do you understand by sonnets?

Which of the following statements about Good Friday is incorrect?

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