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There are many examples of supposedly typical British habits ………………….

Most British people do not feel welcomed if, on being invited to somebody’s house,.………………

Research in the early 1990s suggested that little or no sex education was taking place in nearly half of the schools in Britain because …………………

Being friendly in Britain often involves showing that you are not bothering with the ………………….

Revelations about extra-marital affairs or other deviations from what is considered normal in private life, in the past, ......................

Which of the following does NOT belong to the “conservatism” of the British?

Male politicians are keen to get themselves photographed NOT wearing a tie when “officially” on holiday, to show that...........

Most people would .................only when being introduced to a stranger or when meeting an acquaintance (not a friend) after a long time.

It is probably true that the British, especially the English, are more ...............than the people of many other countries.

The English language has ...................that are in common use than any other languages do.

Which of the world’s largest and most well-known charities did NOT begin in Britain?

Each year, the country blood transfusion service collects over two million donations of blood from................

The cabinet meets once a week and does everything EXCEPT

The position of a British Prime Minister (PM) is…………….

Which of the following is NOT in the principle floor plan of the Palace of Westminster?

The functions of......................... are to run a business communicating network, to keep ministers in touch with each other and to draw up the agendas for cabinets meetings.

Unlike members of “the government” itself, the people on the cabinet committees........................

The strength of the PM’s power of patronage is apparent from the phenomenon known as his/her “…………......”

The cabinet meets.....................and takes decisions about new policies, the implementation of existing policies and the running of the various government departments.

To help run the complicated machinery of a modern government, there is an organization called.................

There are just ..................rows of benches facing each other in the meeting room of the House of Commons.

The House of Commons has ...............for the MPs.

British Parliament works in a large building called..................

Cabinet committees usually report directly to......................, not to the cabinet as a whole.

All ministers come from the ranks of Parliament, most of them from.....................

From the evidence of written law only, the Queen has almost absolute power, and it all seems very………………

Every autumn, at the state opening of Parliament…………, who became Queen in 1952, makes a speech.

Officially speaking, the ministers and the Prime Minister are all “………………”

Nothing that Parliament has decided can become law until ……………

Everybody in the country can recognize……………, while many cannot put a name to the faces of the other ministers.