Life in the UK Prep Ceistean deuchainn Life in the UK: Eachdraidh
A' chaibideil as fhaide agus tobar mhòr cheistean: bho Stonehenge agus na Ròmanaich gu na Tudoraich, an Cogadh Sìobhalta, an Ìmpireachd, an dà Chogadh Mòr agus Breatainn an latha an-diugh.
Tha na ceistean-cleachdaidh sa Bheurla, oir thèid an fhìor dheuchainn Life in the UK a ghabhail sa Bheurla (no sa Chuimris anns a' Chuimrigh agus sa Ghàidhlig ann an Alba).
Gu h-ìosal tha 5 ceistean-cleachdaidh an-asgaidh bhon chaibideil Eachdraidh fhada agus ainmeil de Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents. Taghaibh freagairt, an uairsin thoiribh gnogag air a' cheist gus sùil a thoirt oirre. Cuiribh ur n-aire air:
- Cinn-latha cudromach, leithid 1066, 1707 agus 1928
- Rìghrean is banrighrean agus na thachair rè an rìoghachaidh
- Blàran, laghan agus ath-leasachaidhean
- Innleadairean, sgrìobhadairean agus Prìomh Mhinistearan
1. Where is Stonehenge?
- Cornwall
- Orkney
- Yorkshire
- Wiltshire
Freagairt: D, Wiltshire. Stonehenge, built during the Stone Age, still stands in Wiltshire, England.
2. Which Anglo-Saxon king united the kingdoms and defeated the Vikings?
- King Canute
- King Harold
- King Alfred the Great
- King Offa
Freagairt: C, King Alfred the Great. The Anglo-Saxon kingdoms united under King Alfred the Great, who defeated the Vikings.
3. Why did Henry VIII break away from the Church of Rome?
- The Pope tried to raise taxes in England
- The Pope refused to let him divorce his first wife
- He wanted to join the Protestant Dutch Republic
- Parliament forced him to
Freagairt: B, The Pope refused to let him divorce his first wife. When the Pope refused to grant his divorce from Catherine of Aragon, Henry VIII established the Church of England.
4. Who kept a famous diary describing the Great Fire of London?
- Samuel Pepys
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- John Bunyan
- Isaac Newton
Freagairt: A, Samuel Pepys. Samuel Pepys wrote about the plague and the Great Fire in his diary, later published.
5. In which year did it become illegal to trade slaves in British ships or from British ports?
- 1707
- 1833
- 1918
- 1807
Freagairt: D, 1807. Parliament passed an Act abolishing the slave trade in 1807. Slavery itself was abolished throughout the British Empire in 1833.
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