ABS - F5

When did Britain become a dominant industrial and political world power?

• By the 17th century

• By the 18th century

• By the 16th century

• By the 19th century

According to The Office for National Statistics (ONS) 2017 revealed that the majority of leisure time for both men and women was spent on mass media includes ?

• Surfing Twitter

• Reading News

• Watching TV and Listening to music

• Posting on social media

What is the reason why the number of people actively participating in sports increased in the 1990s?

• The awareness of health needs and the importance of exercise

• The trend of going to the gym

• The number of pubs were closed

• The increasing need for opening gym 

What is determined by how people function within and react?

• Cultural norms and values in Britain.

• ‘British way of life’ and British identities

• Societal expectations

• Customs and traditions of the country.

The UK comprises four geographic and historical parts:

• England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

• Anglesey, the Isle of Wight, Orkneys, Shetlands,

• The Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, Hebrides, and Scillies.

• Northern Ireland, the Isle of Wight, Orkneys, the Channel Islands

"What is the latitude and longitude range of Britain?"

• From 49°N to 61°N latitude and from 9°W to 2°E longitude

• From 51°N to 59°N latitude and from 6°W to 3°E longitude

• From 47°N to 63°N latitude and from 10°W to 1°E longitude

• From 45°N to 65°N latitude and from 8°W to 4°E longitude

What are the primary energy sources in the UK?

• Oil, coal, gas, coal, biomass energy

• Gas and renewables, hydroelectric power, oil, coal

• Nuclear power and hydro-power, solar, geothermal energy, oil

• Oil, gas, nuclear power, hydro-power, coal, and renewables

What is a significant challenge mentioned regarding traffic in the UK?

• Efficient traffic management

• Lack of motorways

• Well-maintained roads

•  Heaviest road traffic congestion in Europe

The British print industries include:

• magazines, radio, books

• newspapers, magazines, books

•  books, television, radio

• magazines, newspapers, television

Most British national papers are usually termed either__________depending on their differences in content.

•  ‘quality’ or ‘mid-market’

• ‘tabloid’ or ‘popular’

• ‘quality’ or ‘popular’

• ‘mid-market’ or ‘popular’