Life in the UK: the dates everyone mixes up
The look-alike dates, the saints' days and the handbook facts the test repeats, drilled as a quiz.
The look-alike dates, the saints' days and the handbook facts the test repeats, drilled as a quiz.
24 questions, pass at 18. The same dates and facts trip everyone up.
1066, 1215, 1707, 1928: battles, charters, unions and votes. The test loves dates that sound alike — anchor each one to its story.
What happened in 1215?
Magna Carta — the barons limited the king's power. One of the test's favourite dates.
When did women get the vote at the same age as men?
1918 gave the vote to women over 30; 1928 made it equal at 21. The test loves this exact pair.
Every question comes from the official handbook. Not the news, not opinion — the book's own wording is what the right answer sounds like.
The four patron saints' days
England: St George, 23 April · Scotland: St Andrew, 30 November · Wales: St David, 1 March · Northern Ireland: St Patrick, 17 March.
A few hundred facts, one week of quiz. That's the whole test.
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