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WorksheetsExplore the European Union
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the main purpose of the European Union?
To establish a single currency for all member states.
To promote economic cooperation and ensure peace among member states.
To regulate immigration policies for non-member states.
To create a military alliance among European countries.
How many member countries are in the European Union as of 2023?
25
32
30
27
What year was the European Union established?
2000
1991
1993
1985
What is the currency used by most EU countries?
Euro
Yen
Dollar
Pound
Which institution is responsible for proposing EU legislation?
Council of the European Union
European Commission
European Court of Justice
European Parliament
What is the Schengen Area?
A region in Europe where countries have strict border controls.
The Schengen Area is a zone in Europe where 27 countries have removed border controls at their mutual borders.
A trade agreement between European countries.
A cultural festival held in multiple European cities.
Name one of the founding countries of the European Union.
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
What is the role of the European Parliament?
To manage the EU's budget and finances.
The European Parliament's role is to legislate, represent citizens, and oversee the EU's executive.
To enforce laws and regulations across the EU.
To conduct foreign policy on behalf of member states.
Which treaty established the European Union?
Maastricht Treaty
Lisbon Treaty
Treaty of Rome
Treaty of Paris
What is the significance of the Euro?
The Euro is a currency used only in France.
The Euro serves as a common currency that promotes economic integration and stability among European countries.
The Euro is a currency that increases trade barriers among European countries.
The Euro is primarily a digital currency with no physical form.
How often are elections held for the European Parliament?
Every four years
Every six years
Every two years
Every five years
What is the European Commission?
A council of member states that decides on foreign policy.
The executive body of the European Union that proposes legislation and implements decisions.
A legislative body of the European Union that enforces laws.
A judicial authority that resolves disputes within the EU.
What does the term 'Brexit' refer to?
A political party in the United Kingdom.
The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union.
A new trade agreement between the UK and the EU.
The UK's membership renewal in the European Union.
Which country was the first to leave the EU?
Italy
Germany
France
United Kingdom
What is the main goal of the Common Agricultural Policy?
To promote organic farming practices exclusively.
To eliminate all agricultural subsidies in the EU.
To reduce the number of farmers in the EU.
To support farmers and ensure food security in the EU.
