Britain’s longest rivers are()

A. that were once colonies of Britain
B. that have a large number of British immigrants
C. that have close relations with Britain
D. that have fought on the side of Britain in the two world wars

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Scotland occupies the third of the island of Great Britain in the British Isles.()

A. southern
B. northern
C. eastern
D. western

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Britain’s climate is influenced by (), a warm ocean current that passes the western coast of the British Isles and warms them.

A. the North Atlantic Drift
B. the Brazil Current
C. the Labrador Current
D. the Falkland Current

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Britain’s longest rivers are()

A. the Severn and the Clyde
B. the Thames and the Clyde
C. the Clyde and the Humber
D. the Severn and the Thames

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England’s biggest naval base is ().

A. Dover
B. London
C. Plymouth
D. Portsmouth

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The () of London is famous as centers for drama and music and is also a commercial center.

A. City of London
B. Greater London
C. West end
D. East end

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In history, Romans occupied Britain for about()years.

A. 700
B. 600
C. 500
D. 400

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Which of the following tribes first came to Britain().

A. Anglos.
B. Saxons.
C. Jutes.
D. Celts.

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The three great Germanic tribes: the Anglos, the () and the Jutes, which invaded Britain, form the basis of the modern British people.

A. Saxons
B. Scots
C. Welsh
D. Essex

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Because of the () in 1066, a lot of French words entered into the English vocabulary.

A. Norman Conquest
B. Crusades
C. Invasion of the Vikings
D. Wars of the Roses

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The Wars of Roses are fought between ().

A. France and Britain
B. England and Scotland
C. England and Wales
D. two branches of the English royal family

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William, Duke of Normandy, is now known as().

A. William the Confessor
B. William Lion-Heart
C. the father of the British navy
D. William the Conqueror

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William won the Battle of Hastings. Later, on(),he was crowned King of England.

A. Easter Day
B. St. Andrew’s Day
C. Christmas Day
D. Boxing Day

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During the reign of(), England was separated from the Roman Empire religiously.

A. Henry Ⅶ
B. Henry Ⅷ
C. Elizabeth Ⅰ
D. James Ⅱ

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The legend of the Knights of the Round Table is always associated with ().

A. Alfred the Great
B. King Arthur
C. William the Conqueror
D. King Harold

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During the 14th century, an epidemic named () spread over Europe and caused millions of deaths.

A. Black Death
B. Malaria
C. Rift Valley Fever
D. Scarlet Fever

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() of 1215 was regarded as the basis of the modern English constitution.

A. Enclosure Acts
B. The Act of Union
C. Magna Charter
D. People’s Charter

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The Black Death, which ravaged England in the 14th century, carried off ().

A. 3/4 of the population
B. 1/4 of the population
C. 1/5 of the population
D. 1/2 of the population

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Britain was once a (n)() country for a short period of time in its history under the lead of Oliver Cromwell.

A. Democratic
B. Commonwealth
C. Republic
D. United

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The defeat of the Spanish Armada by the English navy took place during ().

A. The Civil Wars
B. The Victorian Age
C. The Elizabeth Age
D. The Glorious Revolution

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Which of the following does NOT belong to the historical influence of the Bill of Rights().

A. It marks the replacement of the autocratic monarchy with a constitutional monarchy.
B. It marks the end of medieval period -- the period of feudalism.
C. It marks the beginning of the modern period -- the period of capitalism.
D. It marks the beginning of the English Renaissance.

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()was the founder of the Plantagenet Dynasty and ruled England for 35 years.

A. Henry Ⅰ
B. King Stephen
C. Henry Ⅱ
D. Count of Anjou

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During the reign of(), Wales was brought under English rule.

A. Henry Ⅲ
B. Edward Ⅰ
C. Edward Ⅱ
D. Edward Ⅲ

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()became the first prince to hold the title of Prince of Wales, which continues to be borne by the eldest son of the reigning monarch.

A. Richard Ⅰ
B. Henry Ⅲ
C. Edward Ⅱ
D. Edward Ⅲ

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The name of Wars of the Roses was, in fact, coined by the great 19th century novelist ().

A. Charles Dickens
B. George Elliot
C. Sir Walter Scott
D. Charlotte Bronte

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()_declared himself Supreme Head of the Church of England in 1535.

A. Henry Ⅷ
B. Henry Ⅳ
C. Henry Ⅶ
D. Edward Ⅲ

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The chief demand of the peasants during the Peasant Uprising of 1381 was ().

A. the abolition of villeinage
B. the punishment of the King’s ministers
C. the increase of wages
D. the reform of the church

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In, () a small group of Puritans sailed from Plymouth in the Mayflower, and found New Plymouth in America, Britain’s first settlement in the New World.

A. 1614
B. 1615
C. 1620
D. 1621

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From 1649 to 1658 England was called a commonwealth, ruled by Oliver Cromwell as().

A. President
B. Lord Protector
C. Lieutenant general
D. Commander of the new model army

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The longest reign in British history was the monarch of(), which lasted from 1837 to 1901.

A. Queen Elizabeth Ⅰ
B. Queen Victoria
C. Queen Mary Ⅰ
D. Henry Ⅷ

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Mary died childless and her half-sister () came to the throne in 1558.

A. Ann
B. Victoria
C. Elizabeth
D. Catherine

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An empire "on which the sun never sets" is a nickname of the Britain during the reign of ().

A. Queen Elizabeth Ⅰ
B. Queen Victoria
C. Queen Mary Ⅰ
D. Henry Ⅷ

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The Whigs and the Tories originated from the Glorious Revolution became () in the mid- 19th century.

A. the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party
B. the Labor Party and the Conservative Party
C. the Liberal Party and the Republican Party
D. the Labor Party and the Republican Party

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The Great Civil War, as it became known, was fought between ().

A. Royolists and Parliamentarians
B. the House of Lancaster and the House of York
C. king and church
D. England and Scotland

Britain’s longest rivers are()

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