Britain is a country with a history of invasions. In 43 AD Britain was invaded by______.
A. the Vikings
C. the Normans
B. the Roman Empire
D. the Anglo-Saxons
In medieval times, kings would summon a group of wealthy barons andrepresentatives of countries, cities and town—a gathering called ______ to raisemoney.
A. the Great Council
C. the Privy Council
B. the Witan
D. the Cabinet
In 1689, Parliament passed ______ to ensure that the King would never be able toignore Parliament and constitutional monarchy gradually came into being.
A. Magna Carta
C. the Bill of Rights
B. the Great Reform Act
D. the Act of Settlement
______ is one of the busiest share-dealing centres in the world.
The Bank of England
The London Stock Exchange
The City of London
Canary Wharf
In the examination called “the 11-plus”, students with academic potential arechosen to attend ______ school.
grammar
comprehensive
public
secondary modern
______ is regarded as the most left-wing newspaper in Britain.
The Times
The Daily Telegraph
The Guardian
The Sun
Traditionally, people gave Christmas gifts or money to their staff or servants on______, which is the day after Christmas.
Thanksgiving Day
New Year’s Day
Easter Sunday
Boxing Day
As a major trading nation in the world, Britain exports more goods than itimports.
. The Open University charges no fees, so it does not offer degrees.
Some British universities are funded by central government, but some, especially the old ones like Oxford and Cambridge are private ones。