- The mission of the FBI is to steal information from other countries.（ ）
- The United States has no tropical climate. （ ）
- Beaker people took their name from their distinctive bell-shaped drinking vessels with which they were buried. （ ）
- The CIA as a whole was highly praised for perceived intelligence failures prior to the September 11,2001 terrorist attacks. （ ）
- The Romans brought a new religion, Muslim, into England. （ ）
- There are _____ stars and _____ Stripes in the America flag. （ ）
- UK is a member of many international organizations including （ ）
- The eight members of the Ivy League include________. （ ）
- What are the three awards hosted in Los Angeles? （ ）
- The afternoon tea activities during Victoria era include（ ）.
- Which flag’s feature was added into the design of the UK’s national flag? （ ）
- Which city is the largest city in the USA? （ ）
- Which of the following troops belongs to the armed services of the United States? （ ）
- Which nation was named “the Workshop of the world” after the 1st Industry Revolution. （ ）
- Who is the King of Rock and Roll? （ ）
- What is NOT the aftermath of the Second World War for Britain? （ ）
- Which president issued the Emancipation Proclamation?（ ）
- Which of the following laws of the United States was originally largely derived from thecommon law system of English law? （ ）
- How many constituencies are there in UK （ ）
- Why does the date of Good Friday change every year?（ ）
- The “long pieces of potato, deep fried in oil” in British English are called（ ）.
- The 1st Industrial Revolution firstly occurred in the field of （ ）.
- Who did not get involved in the draft of the Declaration of Independence? （ ）
- The （ ） marked the establishment of feudalism in England.
- An America president once said: “There is not a black America and a white America. and Latino America and Asian America; there’s the United States of America…” it means that America is a/an _____ country. （ ）
- The United States today is the _____ largest country in size in the world. （ ）
- How did Rosie the Riveter exemplify the cultural constraints placed on American working women during World War II? （ ）
- What is NOT the costs of the First World War for Britain? （ ）
- ( ) decides arguments about the interpretation of laws. （ ）
- Where is considered as the “cradle of jazz”？ （ ）
- The federal law comes from （ ）
- Which component part is the most populous and richest section of the UK? （ ）
- The _____ part of America consists of high plateaus and mountains formed by the Great Cordillera Range. （ ）
- The eight Ivy League schools are all located in the ________region of the United States.（ ）
- The steam engineer was invented by （ ）.
- The deterioration of the relationship between Britain and France is an important reason for the rapid development of Oxford University.（ ）
- Chicken tikka masala is one of the Brits’ favorite dishes.（ ）
- LSE has the second-highest percentage of international students of all world universities.（ ）
- Through the efforts of Simon de Montfort, the modern idea of a representative parliament emerged. （ ）
- Which company is founded in Boston? （ ）
- What are the grain crops in the United States? （ ）
- Which of the following countries are members of Commonwealth? （ ）
- Traditional English cuisine include（ ）.
- The Executive Office of the President includes（ ）
- Which celebration does particularly happen on the Queen's official birthday? （ ）
- What are the most advantageous conditions for developing agriculture in Central America? （ ）
- The purpose of academic qualifications is （ ）.
- Which city is the capital of Wales? （ ）
- Which city is the high-tech sector of Scotland and forms the western part of the Silicon Glen? （ ）
- Which of the following provided the most military support for the American colonists during the Revolutionary War? （ ）
- （ ）ruled as King of England from 1154 to 1189. （ ）
- Who was the leader of the Continental Army?（ ）
- Which of the following laws is considered to be the most important? （ ）
- You can often apply a postgraduate course directly through UCAS. （ ）
- Discover Uni is an official website for comparing UK higher education course data. （ ）
- The Senate and the House share the same power. （ ）
- The mission of the CIA is to support the president,the National Security Council (NSC),and other officials involved in national security policy. （ ）
- The reasons why many Brits have sandwiches for lunch are （ ）.
- What are the two major natural regions in the UK?（ ）
- Which song is usually played at the time of New Year’s Day in the United States? （ ）
- When did UK officially exit EU （ ）
- What is the traditional food that Americans have on Good Friday? （ ）
- When was The Golden Age of Hollywood________.（ ）
- Who served as the President of the Confederacy? （ ）
- On which day is Halloween celebrated? （ ）
- King’s College London is the second oldest universities in UK.（ ）
- What is the symbolization of red poppy in the Remembrance Sunday? （ ）
- What is the largest agricultural crop cultivated in the UK? （ ）
- There is the first public school in Boston. （ ）
- Tony Blair has served as Prime Minister (PM) between 1997-2007, being the youngest PM and also the longest serving PM in the history of the ( ) party. （ ）
- At the beginning of WWI, America was: （ ）
- Sandwich is originally the name of a（ ）.
- The federal law comes from statutory law. （ ）
- The predecessor of Cambridge University was an association of scholars founded in 1209 AD.（ ）
- The United States Senate is considered as the lower house of the bicameral United States Congress. （ ）
- Air Force belongs to the armed services of the United States. （ ）
- The Mississippi River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. （ ）
- In Northern Ireland, a child can start compulsory education after reaching 4 years old. （ ）
- Oak trees predominate the deciduous forests in the UK. （ ）
- The Lake District was selected as one of the National Geographic’s 50 Places of a Lifetime and the World’s Greatest Destinations. In 2017, it was listed as a World Heritage Site. （ ）
- In British history, there once were heavy taxes on tea and sugar.（ ）
- William sent his clerks to compile a property record known as Domesday Book. （ ）
- According to the tutorial system of Oxford University, the tutor's rating on students will affect students' grades even affect the graduation.（ ）
- The economic growth of the United States mainly depends on the traditional construction industry and automobile manufacturing industry. （ ）
- Shepherd’s pie and cottage pie are British desserts.（ ）
- According to the National Student Survey 2021, St Andrews University ranked first in Britain in terms of students' academic experience, surpassing Oxford and Cambridge .（ ）
- “Public” schools admit children aged 5 to 18. （ ）
- A traditional afternoon tea is composed of （ ）.
- What are the challenges of films now?（ ）
- The three rings according to Churchill include （ ）
- What are the seas around the UK? （ ）
- What are the pros of the Ivy League universities?（ ）
- In China, we can find different types of higher education institutions, including（ ）.
- Why was the Battle of Gettysburg so important? （ ）
- The criminal level of judiciary branch in UK consists of （ ）
- What are the two main spoken languages in the United States? （ ）
- Which of the following statements of Industrial Revolution are true? （ ）
- Which part belongs to the UK? （ ）
- In terms of location, most of the American universities are concentrated in（ ）area, （ ）area, and（ ） area.（ ）
- What are the countries bordering the United States? （ ）
- Besides legislation, parliament is also responsible for （ ）
- What is the highest mountain in both Scotland and UK? （ ）
- Which of the following is not the jobs of Cabinet? （ ）
- What is the main traditional element of May Day? （ ）
- Which of the following was a major advantage for the Union over the Confederate States? （ ）
- At present, UK is one of China’s （ ）
- What is the nickname of the UK? （ ）
- Which is not the typical activity for Christmas? （ ）
- Which year was Pennsylvania colony founded?（ ）
- If the no party can win the majority seats in the general election, what might happen? （ ）
- Which war caused the most casualties in the U.S. history? （ ）
- Which of the following countries didn’t establish Constitutional Monarchy? （ ）
- Who appoints the judges to the Supreme Court? （ ）
- Detroit is famous for the production of _____.（ ）
- How many representatives does each state have in the House? （ ）
- Who proposed the “14 points” in the Versailles Peace Conference?（ ）
- How many years does a senator serve in one term? （ ）
- Which of the following was the first Southern state to secede from the Union? （ ）
- The duration of most of doctorate degrees is （ ）.
- The two-party system originated in （ ）
- Which battle is considered as the turning point of Independence War? （ ）
- According to Act of settlement, who is best qualified to take the throne? （ ）
- The appeasement policy of ( ) government hoped to avoid conflict with Nazi Germany by conceding to some of German’s territory demands. （ ）
- Britain’s colonial expansion began with （ ）.
- Which of the following statements of the Neutrality Acts is wrong?（ ）
- Who addressed the "Berlin Wall" Speech at the Brandenburg Gate?（ ）
- The national or the state government receives its powers from （ ）.
- In the early 1600s tea was brought from China to Europe by（ ）.
- Which of the following is not the custom of Valentine’s Day ? （ ）
- Which river is very important in Scotland that flows through Glasgow? （ ）
- King or Queen is the ( ) of UK. （ ）
- The influence of this royal culture is also a part of Britain's international influence, creates direct economic benefits, including （ ）.
- What is the highest peak in Wales? （ ）
- Which of the following statements is TRUE about the US Navy? （ ）
- The world-famous Niagara Falls lie between lakes of _____.（ ）
- The ( ) attack on Rome ended the Roman occupation in Britain in 410. （ ）
- Blair, Brown, Cameron, May, and Johnson all aimed to （ ）.
- Which animals laid eggs for the children according to the legend?（ ）
- Which is not the prank mentioned in the class?（ ）
- Among the five Great Lakes, only _____ is wholly within the United States. （ ）
- The Puritans formed a community based on the principles of：（ ）
- （ ）was known as the Confessor because of his intense personal religious piety. （ ）
- The idea of afternoon tea was proposed by（ ）.
- Why do some people carry the cross on the back on Good Friday? （ ）
- What are the main roots of American music? （ ）
- University of Chicago’s coat of arms bears a（ ）.
- （ ） is the top-ranked law school in the United States by U.S. News & World Report.
- Public schools open for everyone and do not require tuition payments. （ ）
- American students only need to study for their mid-term and final tests in order to get a good grade. （ ）
- Undergraduate students need to spend 4 years to graduate and get a degree called （ ）.
- To stir tea with the teaspoon back and forth in 6-12 motion is part of afternoon tea etiquette.（ ）
- When tea was introduced into Britain in the 1600s, those who could afford to drink tea are（ ）.
- When international students apply for American colleges, they need to provide materials EXCEPT （ ）
- When international students apply for universities in the U.S, they do not need to provide any other test scores other than language test scores. （ ）
- Gone With the Wind is the highest grossing film in North America. （ ）
- Fish and chips and Sunday Roast are typical British dishes.（ ）
- Key stage 2 belongs to secondary education. （ ）
- Most degree programs in the UK will require that the student have passed either A-levels and got certain grades, for example 4 B grades, or equivalent grades in IB or BTEC. （ ）
- You can apply apprenticeships directly through （ ）.
- Which is not the typical image for Halloween costumes?（ ）
- Students begin their two-year study on GCSE from Year 10. （ ）
- Students study on A-levels for （ ）.
- The common entry requirement for all courses and schools is A-levels. （ ）
- If you go to watch The Wimbledon Championships, the best beverage for the match will be（ ）.
- Cambridge is considered as the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the second-oldest surviving university in the world.（ ）
- UK has a devoted ministry or department responsible for the judiciary affairs. （ ）
- The president is responsible for law-making. （ ）
- The MPs were split into Tories and Whigs because of their divergences in the right of Charlie II to the throne. （ ）
- There is a cabinet official in charge of national crime policy in the United States. （ ）
- UK has traditionally been following the balance of power and diplomatic realism to formulate its foreign policies. （ ）
- The Speaker of House of Commons is concurrently held by Lord of Chancellor. （ ）
- The state governments are to deal with problems that affect the whole nation. （ ）
- Each of the 50 states has its own constitution. （ ）
- Glorious Revolution was triggered by the increasing conflicts between the king and parliament.（ ）
- There is no death penalty in the United States. （ ）
- Who is the head of the US military?（ ）
- The reign of Queen Victoria made Britain a（ ）nation.
- The President and（ ）are responsible for enforcing the law of the country.
- The most important election in the US is（ ）.
- The philosophy of power check was first come up by（ ）.
- Which of the followings is NOT the source of the American law?（ ）
- Parliamentary meetings in UK are held at（ ）.
- Machiavelli doctrine requires a nation to consider international issues with （ ）
- which of the following statements about the monarch’s role is wrong? （ ）
- There are totally（ ）states in the US.
- Why did the US government invade the Bay of Pigs? （ ）
- The United States dropped nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki under （ ）.
- Which one was the Allied action on D-Day ?（ ）
- Joe Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act, a $1.9 trillion stimulus bill that temporarily established expanded unemployment insurance and sent $1,400 stimulus checks to most Americans in response to continued economic pressure from COVID-19. （ ）
- Bush administration justify its 2003 invasion of Iraq by claiming that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein had stockpiled weapons of mass destruction, and that his government had supported Al-Qaeda.（ ）
- Why was the Department of Homeland Security formed?（ ）
- President Joe Biden signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) into law，bringing sweeping changes to the tax code. （ ）
- The Affordable Care Act made it illegal for health insurance companies to charge "unaffordable" rates for individual insurance, which was defined as more than 10% of an individual's take-home pay. （ ）
- The Soviet launched the satellite Sputnik I in 1957 which marked the beginning of （ ）.
- Which was the program under which the United States lent, but did not sell, food, weapons, fuel, and equipment to Britain and other nations to fight Germany and its allies. （ ）
- America entered the war in 1918. （ ）
- Germany’s key ally was Austria-Hungary. （ ）
- World War I began in Europe in：（ ）
- First permanent settlement in North America was established in Jamestown in 1607. （ ）
- Who wrote Common Sense?（ ）
- Before Civil War, the North was based on agriculture and slavery. （ ）
- What was the name of the ship the Pilgrims used to travel to Plymouth?（ ）
- Which of the following countries “lost” in World War I?（ ）
- The Battle of Trenton was the turning point of Revolution War. （ ）
- The American Revolution was motivated by the Enlightened idea: （ ）
- British empire was comprised of the self-governing dominions, colonies, protectorates, mandates and other territories. （ ）
- King James and his son Charles insisted on "divine power of bishops”. （ ）
- Princess Elizabeth was crowned Queen Elizabeth II, and she has been the queen to this day. （ ）
- The beginning of Second World War marked the fall of British Empire. （ ）
- 、Theresa May became the first female Prime Minister in British history. （ ）
- German troops invaded France in 1939 was the event that lit the fuse of the Second World War. （ ）
- In Sarajevo, the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand lit the fuse of the First World War. （ ）
- Tanks and machine guns were invented to better reap lives in the First World War. （ ）
- The key features of the 1st Industrial Revolution are steel machines replacing human labor and large-scale production replacing handcrafts. （ ）
- The English Civil War is a conflict between the Parliament of Puritan religion and the royal house of Catholic religion. （ ）
- Henry II built up a large empire which include England and most of the France. （ ）
- The Magna Carta was designed to protect the rights of both the privileged class and the townspeople. （ ）
- At about 2,000 B.C., the （ ） arrived from the areas now known as Holland and the Rhineland.
- The end of the Wars of the Roses led to the rule of the House of （ ）.
- By the late 7th century, （ ） became the dominant religion in England.
- （ ） was the Roman military and political leader during 55 B.C. and 54 B.C.
- The House of York was an English royal house founded by Geoffrey V of Anjou. （ ）
- （ ）caused far-reaching economic consequences in the 14th century.
- Before the great Ice Age, Great Britain was joined to the continent of Europe. （ ）
- The Romans’ occupation of Britain lasted for nearly 500 years until 310 A.D. （ ）
- Which is the largest freshwater lake in the UK? （ ）
- The Mourne Mountains are a granite mountain range in Northern Ireland. （ ）
- The United States of America locates in central and northwest North America with coastlines on the _____ and _____ oceans. （ ）
- Hawaii is in the（ ）Ocean.
- Much of New York city is built on the three islands of（ ）.
- The higher requirements for learning English focus only on learning the language itself.
- What are main themes of this course?
- Under the background of globalization, _________ is of particular importance ?
- This course aims to__________.
- This course can guide students to navigate through the internal culture and the external diversity of the English language.
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答案:13###50
答案:NATO###Commonwealth###UN###G7
答案:Princeton University###University of Pennsylvania###Harvard University###Yale University
答案:The Grammy Awards###The Academy Awards###The Primetime Emmy Awards
答案:listening to a concert###playing tennis###meeting with friends
答案:Scotland’s Saint Andrew's Cross###England’s Saint Georges Cross###Ireland’s Saint Patrick
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