A) February 2020 B) March 2020 C) January 2020 D) April 2020
A) Failure to stop COVID-19 spreading early in the pandemic B) Lack of PPE for healthcare workers C) Delaying the vaccination programme D) Inadequate testing facilities
A) Late March 2020 B) Early April 2020 C) End of February 2020 D) Mid-March 2020
A) Nationwide curfews B) Mandatory vaccinations for all citizens C) Emergency powers and several lockdowns D) Travel bans with other countries
A) January 2021 B) November 2020 C) December 2020 D) February 2021
A) Partygate scandal B) Brexit negotiations C) Windrush scandal D) Owen Paterson scandal
A) Leaking confidential information B) Attending social gatherings during lockdowns C) Ignoring COVID-19 safety protocols in his office D) Misusing government funds
A) Graham Brady B) Cabinet secretary Simon Case C) Dominic Cummings D) Sue Gray
A) Organizing a new lockdown B) Writing a report on COVID-19 measures C) Leading the inquiry into the allegations D) Defending Johnson in court
A) He admitted to breaking the rules intentionally B) He claimed he was unaware of the restrictions C) He denied attending any gatherings D) He thought it was a 'work meeting'
A) Dominic Cummings and Martin Reynolds B) Boris Johnson, Carrie Johnson, and Rishi Sunak C) Graham Brady and Christian Wakeford D) Sue Gray and Simon Case
A) A motion passed in Parliament B) A public referendum C) 15% of MPs sending letters to Graham Brady D) A petition signed by 50 MPs
A) Resigned from his position B) Called for a vote of no confidence C) Defected to the Labour Party D) Supported Boris Johnson
A) Liz Truss B) Sue Gray C) Dominic Cummings D) Rishi Sunak
A) Promising ministerial positions B) Threatening public exposure C) Offering financial incentives D) Using blackmail and threats of withdrawing funding in MPs' constituencies
A) Her financial dealings B) Her voting record C) Her political views D) Her practice of Islam
A) Eight MPs had publicly announced that they had submitted letters B) Seventeen Conservative MPs publicly announced they had sent in a letter C) Forty-one Conservative MPs questioning Johnson's position D) Up to 67 letters were believed to be sent
A) Jeremy Hunt B) David Davis C) Boris Johnson D) Theresa May
A) Exit Protocol B) Brexit Act C) Withdrawal Clause D) Article 50
A) Coalition government B) Conservative majority C) Labour majority D) Hung parliament
A) 200 B) 306 C) 325 D) 117
A) David Cameron B) Jeremy Corbyn C) Boris Johnson D) Michael Gove
A) 33.6% B) 50% C) 66.4% D) 75%
A) Boris Johnson B) Dame Cheryl Gillan C) Theresa May D) Jeremy Hunt
A) Twelve B) Eight C) Ten D) Five
A) Theresa May B) Liz Truss C) Rishi Sunak D) Boris Johnson
A) Brexit withdrawal agreement failure B) COVID-19 vaccine rollout delay C) Northern Ireland Protocol issue D) Partygate
A) 6 September 2022 B) 5 September 2022 C) 13 July 2022 D) 7 July 2022
A) Around 100 B) Exactly 30 C) Less than 10 D) More than 60
A) Hilary Benn B) Jo Johnson C) Amber Rudd D) Phillip Lee
A) Twenty-one B) Fifteen C) Thirty D) Ten
A) Phillip Lee B) Jo Johnson C) Amber Rudd D) Hilary Benn
A) 365 B) 400 C) 320 D) 300
A) Rishi Sunak B) Chris Pincher C) Grant Shapps D) Nadhim Zahawi
A) Grant Shapps B) Rishi Sunak C) Nadhim Zahawi D) Sajid Javid
A) Priti Patel B) Michelle Donelan C) Gavin Williamson D) Damian Hinds
A) Sajid Javid B) Grant Shapps C) Michael Gove D) Rishi Sunak
A) 80% B) 70% C) 59% D) 45%
A) Michael Gove B) Sajid Javid C) Rishi Sunak D) Keir Starmer
A) 14 July B) 13 July C) 11 July D) 12 July
A) 15 B) 25 C) 30 D) 20
A) 14 July B) 12 July C) 18 July D) 13 July
A) 25 B) 30 C) 20 D) 18
A) 18 July at 8 pm B) 14 July C) 19 July at 3 pm D) 20 July at 4 pm
A) Two B) Four C) Three D) One
A) 10 B) 12 C) 15 D) 8
A) Suella Braverman B) Rishi Sunak C) Kemi Badenoch D) Jeremy Hunt
A) Kemi Badenoch B) Liz Truss C) Penny Mordaunt D) Suella Braverman
A) Suella Braverman B) Jeremy Hunt C) Ben Wallace D) Rishi Sunak
A) Liz Truss B) Tom Tugendhat C) Grant Shapps D) Rishi Sunak
A) Kemi Badenoch B) Suella Braverman C) Liz Truss D) Penny Mordaunt
A) Jeremy Hunt B) Penny Mordaunt C) Rishi Sunak D) Sajid Javid
A) Grant Shapps B) Rishi Sunak C) Liz Truss D) Tom Tugendhat
A) Rehman Chishti B) Suella Braverman C) Kemi Badenoch D) Rishi Sunak
A) Six B) Ten C) Eight D) Twelve
A) Dominic Raab B) James Cleverly C) Michael Gove D) Robert Buckland
A) Jake Berry B) Bill Wiggin C) Steve Baker D) Tobias Ellwood
A) Kwasi Kwarteng B) James Cleverly C) Dominic Raab D) Michael Gove
A) Matt Hancock B) Gillian Keegan C) Esther McVey D) Mark Harper
A) Steve Baker B) Nadine Dorries C) Jacob Rees-Mogg D) Priti Patel
A) Jacob Rees-Mogg B) Bill Wiggin C) Robert Buckland D) Jake Berry
A) Esther McVey B) Gillian Keegan C) Matt Hancock D) Mark Harper
A) Penny Mordaunt B) Jeremy Hunt C) Suella Braverman D) Tobias Ellwood
A) 60,399 B) 105 C) 59 D) 81,326
A) Increase public spending B) Cut taxes C) Reduce immigration D) Raise interest rates |