A) Department for Business and Trade B) Department for Energy Security and Net Zero C) Department of Energy and Climate Change D) Ministry of Supply
A) Nuclear fission weapons B) Solar panel efficiency C) Fusion energy D) Wind turbine development
A) Springfields B) Aldermaston C) Culham, Oxfordshire D) Harwell, Oxfordshire
A) Joint Experimental Torus B) Joint Engineering Torus C) Joint European Torus D) Joint Energy Technology
A) 41 megajoules B) 59 megajoules C) 69 megajoules D) 19 megajoules
A) 1982 B) 1954 C) 1971 D) 1961
A) Sir William Penney B) Sir John Cockcroft C) Sir Edwin Plowden D) Sir Christopher Hinton
A) Commercial Group B) Research Group C) Weapons Group D) Industrial Group
A) It was split into three parts B) It was dissolved C) It merged with the Ministry of Defence D) It was privatized entirely
A) Nirex B) British Nuclear Fuels Ltd C) AEA Technology D) The Radiochemical Centre Ltd
A) Atomic Energy Authority Act 1954 B) Atomic Energy Authority Act 1986 C) Atomic Energy Authority (Weapons Group) Act 1973 D) Atomic Energy Authority Act 1995
A) To produce weapons-grade plutonium B) To manage the nuclear deterrent C) To float the company on the London Stock Exchange D) To develop and operate radioactive waste disposal facilities
A) It eliminated all research divisions B) It moved the authority under the Ministry of Supply C) It put the authority into trading fund mode D) It privatized the entire authority
A) British Nuclear Fuels Ltd B) Amersham plc C) Nirex D) AEA Technology
A) 10,000 B) 59,000 C) 20,000 D) 41,000
A) Windscale B) Culham Science Centre C) Springfields D) Capenhurst
A) 0.5 milligrams B) 1.0 milligrams C) 0.2 milligrams D) 5.0 milligrams
A) 1 second B) 10 seconds C) 5 seconds D) 59 seconds
A) 1 April 2008 B) 1 April 2004 C) 1 April 2005 D) 1 April 2009
A) Oxfordshire B) Windscale C) Sellafield D) Dorset
A) 2 February 2009 B) 1 April 2005 C) 1 October 2009 D) 1 April 2008
A) Research Sites Restoration Limited B) Dounreay Site Restoration Limited C) UKAEA Limited D) Sellafield Ltd
A) RACE B) RSRL C) CCFE D) DSRL
A) 2014 B) 2023 C) 2016 D) 2009
A) RSRL B) NDA C) UKAEA D) Babcock International
A) The National Nuclear Users' Facility. B) MAST Upgrade spherical tokamak experiment. C) JET nuclear fusion device. D) The RACE robotic system.
A) Manufacturing Technology Centre. B) Henry Royce Institute. C) CCFE. D) Oxfordshire Advanced Skills.
A) Waste disposal. B) Micro-characterisation. C) Biological decontamination. D) Nuclear fuel enrichment.
A) National Nuclear Users' Facility. B) Global Fusion Consortium. C) International Robotics Alliance. D) Culham Science Centre Network.
A) United Kingdom Robotics Council. B) Henry Royce Institute. C) Culham Energy Board. D) Science & Technology Facilities Council.
A) Robotic Advancement in Culham Engineering. B) Robotics and Autonomous Centre for Engineering. C) Remote Applications in Challenging Environments. D) Research Applications for Challenging Environments.
A) Nuclear fission waste management. B) Apprentice training programmes. C) Plasma theory and modelling studies. D) Remote handling operations at the JET device.
A) The 1980s. B) The 1970s. C) The 1990s. D) The 2000s.
A) 14th of October 2022. B) 14th of October 2019. C) 14th of October 2021. D) 1st of January 2020.
A) £10 million B) £500 million C) £100 million D) £220 million
A) 2025 B) 2050 C) 2040 D) 2030
A) Dorset B) Cheshire C) South Yorkshire D) Oxfordshire |