WorksheetsBrexit
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 9mins
When is Britain set to officially leave the European Union?
December 18, 2019
January 31, 2020
March 29, 2019
May 19, 2019
Will the trade migration rights EU subsidies stay the same?
Yes
No
When will the transition period end after Britain leaves the EU?
March 2020
September 2021
December 2020
June 2020
Who has to leave European Parliament after Britain’s exit?
British police
British royalty
The progressive democrats
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs)
Which are examples of things that may remain as normal even after Brexit according to the video?
Trade, migration rights, EU subsidies,
Border control, Taxes, Parliament jobs
Commercial grade, taxes, human rights
British rights, trade, British Prime Minister
What are the options after the transition period for Britain?
Chequers deal, Hard Brexit, Soft Brexit, No deal
Soft deal, No deal, Medium Brexit, British deal
Medium deal, Hard deal, No agreement deal, British deal
No deal, Contract Brexit, Changing deal
What happens if an agreement isn’t reached in time?
Britain’s transition period will be unknown, people would lose their jobs and the trading would have to change.
British pound will lose its value as the transition period progresses and the commerce standards would increase.
The global market would crash and have no trading rules.
Britain could immediately crash out of the EU with no transition period and end up using standard trading rules.
What are border checks?
checks carried out at border crossing points within the UK to ensure that persons and the objects in their possession, may be authorised to enter the territory.
the checks people carry with them at border crossing points, so they are authorized to purchase goods and be authorised to enter the territory.
a way to control every type of transportation across the borders in all the European Union.
checks carried out at border crossing points, to ensure that persons, including their means of transport and the objects in their possession, may be authorised to enter the territory.
From which part of the UK would the hard border run in case of no deal?
Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Scotland and Ireland
The UK and the EU
Northern Ireland and south of Wales
What are the upsides to Britain leaving the EU without a deal?
Britain regain trade control within the UK.
Britain’s migration policies change.
The police starts controlling the border.
Britain retains control,of their borders and makes their own policies on migration.
Is there a way to protect British people living outside the UK under the No deal scenario?
Yes, but it depends on which country.
No.
Yes
Not if they have stayed for over 5 years.
Who wants the Hard Brexit?
Democrats
Royalty
Conservatives
Labor Party
Who wants the soft Brexit?
Democrats and the Radicals
Labor Party and Radical Democrats
Liberal Democrats, Labour Party and Scottish National Party
Scottish National Party, Royalty and the Soft Democrats
Who wants the Chequers deal?
The government
The royalty
The liberal party
The Irish party
What does a Hard Brexit imply?
A definitive split from the European trading regulations in the northern UK.
A definitive split from the EU powers
A definitive change from the euro to the British pound.
A definitive lock on the European market.
What are some of the benefits from being a member of the European Union? (which Britain would lose with a hard Brexit)
Being part of the EU’s political system and lower taxes on members of the parliament.
Global market and EU’s commercial system.
Global British courts of justice, less trading regulations, one political system.
Single market, customs union, European courts of justice and being part of the EU‘s political system.
What would be a positive outcome from a Hard Brexit?
less freedom to enter the global market and less control of its borders.
less chances to trade with countries outside Europe and create more migration regulations.
more freedom to set its own rules and regulations and it could make trade deals with other countries.
freedom to control the borders and decide whether or not to help European countries.
What happens if your company relies on trade with the EU and the agreement is a Hard Brexit.
You earn more profits by trading with European companies.
You pay more taxes if you want to sell outside of Europe.
You have to pay more fees and the inspections to get your products from outside the UK.
Trading would remain as normal.
Can Europeans and British people live outside their native countries before December 2020?
No, they have to leave before November 2020.
Yes, they have until January 2021
No, there are no guarantees there won’t be a criminal concern.
Yes, unless there’s a security concern.
Does the EU have to be in agreement in case of a Hard Brexit deal?
Yes.
No.
What happens if there is a Soft Brexit?
Britain will be able to set its own market regulations across the UK.
Britain will be able to stay in the single market and the customs union.
Market competition would decrease in the UK, therefore earning more profits.
The tariffs and border control would increase for trading.
Would it be easier to move abroad with a soft Brexit?
It depends on which country you move to.
Not really, you’d have to apply for a new status.
It depends on which country you move from.
Yes, it will be relatively easy.
What does the Chequer’s deal try to do?
Trade deal, no hard border, control of free movement.
Win all the MPE’s votes to stay within the EU.
Leave the EU under both the politicians and the royalty terms.
Appeal more to one side than the other.
What is one of the main things the Uk government want from Brexit?
More freedom to establish their tariffs in the single market.
More freedom to migrate and trade across the borders.
More freedom to be able to establish a hard border.
More freedom to strike deals with countries outside Europe.
Who proposes the Chequers deal?
Theresa Day
Andrea Ray
Vanessa May
Theresa May
What happens if Britain runs out of time to strike a deal?
they have to stay in the EU.
a hard deal would be imminent.
call a second referendum and delay Brexit.
They have to pay a fine for not reaching and agreement and be kicked out of the EU.
