A) 1945 B) 2001 C) 1980 D) 1967
A) The Lions B) The Magpies C) The Dons D) The Rams
A) Isaac Newton B) Albert Einstein C) Stephen Hawking D) Marie Curie
A) Heritage Park B) Campbell Park C) Buckingham Park D) Victoria Park
A) Automotive B) Mining C) Textiles D) Agriculture
A) Willen Lake B) The Meadows C) Lakeview Reserve D) Green Park
A) Stonehenge B) Buckingham Palace C) Big Ben D) The Shard
A) Buckinghamshire B) Yorkshire C) Suffolk D) Cornwall
A) Queens Arcade B) Xscape C) Central Plaza D) The Meadows
A) River Thames B) River Ouzel C) River Great Ouse D) River Severn
A) Approximately 25% B) Approximately 40% C) Approximately 50% D) Approximately 10%
A) Milton Keynes Borough Council B) Milton Keynes Development Corporation (MKDC) C) Commission for New Towns (CNT) D) English Partnerships
A) 250,000 B) 500,000 C) 150,000 D) 100,000
A) 15,000 acres (6,000 ha) B) 10,000 acres (4,000 ha) C) 30,000 acres (12,000 ha) D) 22,000 acres (9,000 ha)
A) Leicester B) Bletchley C) Cambridge D) Oxford
A) Roman period B) Neolithic period C) Victorian period D) Medieval period
A) Concrete Cows B) Metal Horses C) Steel Sheep D) Bronze Bulls
A) 10,000-capacity B) 100,000-capacity C) 65,000-capacity D) 30,000-capacity
A) University of London B) University of Bedfordshire C) University of Cambridge D) University of Oxford
A) To create more parking spaces B) To reduce green spaces C) To avoid traffic congestion D) To increase traffic congestion
A) Five storeys B) Ten storeys C) No height limit D) Three storeys
A) Linear parks and balancing lakes B) Mountain ranges C) Desert landscapes D) Coastal beaches
A) To promote tourism B) To develop industrial zones C) To increase agricultural land D) To relieve housing congestion in London
A) Non-hierarchical devolved city plan B) Traditional city centre plan C) Centralized city plan D) Hierarchical city plan
A) Designed the city's architecture B) Founded the city C) Inspired the radical grid plan D) Managed the archaeological investigations
A) 1980 B) 2010 C) 1992 D) 2000
A) English Partnerships B) Milton Keynes Partnership C) Commission for New Towns (CNT) D) Milton Keynes Borough (now City) Council
A) 2022 B) 2000 C) 2002 D) 2012
A) Queen's Platinum Jubilee Civic Honours competition B) 2002 City Status Competition C) 2012 City Status Competition D) 2000 City Status Competition
A) Middeltone B) Milton alias Middelton Gaynes C) Middelton Kaynes D) Milton Keynes
A) The centre of Milton Keynes (110 m; 360 ft) B) Woodhill on the western boundary (120 m; 390 ft) C) Newport Pagnell (50 m; 160 ft) D) The Ouzel flood plains
A) Cambridge B) Coventry C) Northampton D) Oxford
A) Milton alias Middelton Gaynes B) Middelton Kaynes or Caynes C) Middeltone D) Milton Keynes
A) The de Oxford family B) The de Cornbrash family C) The de Blisworth family D) The de Cahaignes family
A) Anglo-Norman B) Stone Age C) Medieval D) Industrial Revolution
A) Newport Pagnell B) Milton Keynes Village C) Wolverton D) Bletchley
A) Cornbrash B) Boulder clay plateau C) Gently rolling Oxford clay D) Blisworth limestone
A) Cambridge B) London C) Leicester D) Oxford
A) Subarctic climate B) Oceanic climate (Köppen climate classification Cfb) C) Mediterranean climate D) Continental climate
A) Modernist Miesian tradition B) Art Deco C) Gothic Revival D) Victorian
A) Retail sector B) Education sector C) Manufacturing sector D) Service industries
A) 50% B) 90% C) 75% D) 60%
A) Peter Youngman B) Bendixson and Platt C) The Milton Keynes Partnership D) Neil Higson
A) Seven B) Ten C) Nine D) Five
A) Grammar schools. B) Comprehensive schools. C) Specialist schools. D) Independent schools.
A) 78.9% B) 13.4% C) 18.5% D) 25.3%
A) Twice as large B) Half the size C) Ten times larger D) The same size
A) Manufacturing sector B) Retail sector C) Education sector D) Health sector
A) The Twentieth Century Society B) The National Trust C) English Heritage D) The Royal Institute of British Architects
A) Save the Children B) The Community Foundation C) Red Cross D) Oxfam
A) Around 4,500 children. B) Around 3,000 children. C) Around 480 children. D) Around 240 children.
A) A museum B) An art-house cinema C) A theater D) A concert hall
A) Lady Gaga B) Emika C) Beyoncé D) Adele
A) The A509 B) The A5 road C) The A4146 D) The A421
A) 20 miles (32 km) B) 10 miles (16 km) C) 15 miles (24 km) D) 8 miles (13 km)
A) Concrete B) Red tarmac C) Grass D) Asphalt
A) The Royal Oak B) The King's Arms C) The Queen's Head D) Crown Inn, Shenley Brook End
A) Two middle schools. B) Four middle schools. C) One middle school. D) Eight middle schools.
A) Volkswagen Group B) Network Rail C) Mercedes-Benz D) Suzuki
A) Yinchuan, China B) Tychy, Poland C) Bernkastel-Kues, Germany D) Almere, Netherlands
A) The local authority B) Bendixson and Platt C) Neil Higson D) The Milton Keynes Partnership
A) The Skate Park B) The Buszy C) The Plaza D) The Central Skate Hub
A) Manufacturing B) Service industries C) Health D) Retail
A) 1985 B) 1994 C) 2010 D) 2000
A) Great Linford B) Stony Stratford C) New Bradwell D) Woughton on the Green
A) A Category C juvenile prison B) A Category D open prison C) A Category A male prison D) A Category B female prison
A) At CMK B) Near Milton Keynes Central railway station C) At Bletchley D) Beside M1 Junction 14
A) 229,941 B) 264,349 C) 300,000 D) 248,800
A) The A4146 B) The A5 road C) The A509 D) The A421
A) 50 minutes B) 60 minutes C) 45 minutes D) 35 minutes
A) May 1994 B) May 1995 C) May 1996 D) May 1997
A) 60.0% reported having a religion, 30.0% having none B) 50.0% reported having a religion, 40.0% having none C) 62.0% reported having a religion, 31.4% having none D) 70.0% reported having a religion, 20.0% having none
A) A collection of digital art B) A collection of ancient artifacts C) A collection of modern sculptures D) The British Telecom collection
A) Lowest B) Below average C) Average D) Highest
A) For industrial manufacturing B) For residential housing C) For railway workers D) For agricultural use
A) Three B) One C) Two D) Four
A) 2015 B) 2016 C) 2018 D) 2017
A) Fareed Zakaria B) Errol Barnett C) Anderson Cooper D) Christiane Amanpour
A) Sarah Jessica Parker B) Edie Falco C) Emily Bergl D) Julia Roberts
A) School B) Manor house C) Hospital D) Marketplace
A) Starship Technologies B) Uber C) Tesla D) Google
A) Network Rail B) Mercedes-Benz C) Volkswagen Group D) Yamaha Music Europe
A) Pathfinder MK B) Autonomous Car MK C) LUTZ Pathfinder D) MK Drive
A) 1999 B) 1998 C) 2000 D) 2001
A) David Beckham B) Jim Marshall C) Pete Winkelman D) Alex Ferguson
A) Buildings must be as tall as the trees B) Buildings must be taller than the trees C) No building taller than the tallest tree D) Buildings must be shorter than the sky
A) Great Linford B) Stony Stratford C) Wolverton D) New Bradwell
A) The A5 road B) The M1 motorway C) The M6 motorway D) The M25 motorway
A) MK:U. B) MK:Uni. C) MK:U1. D) Central Uni.
A) Natural history art B) International contemporary art C) Local history art D) Classical art
A) 52% B) 5.1% C) 31.4% D) 62.0%
A) CMK B) Wavendon C) Stantonbury D) Bletchley Park
A) B-Lynch clamp B) B-Lynch knot C) B-Lynch suture D) B-Lynch stitch
A) Marshall Amplification B) Red Bull Racing C) Network Rail D) Santander UK
A) Driving B) Leisure cycling C) Commuting D) Running
A) Roundabout junctions B) Traffic light junctions C) Cross-road junctions D) Roundabout and traffic light junctions
A) Villagetown B) Middleton C) Newtown D) Oldtown
A) Skydive London B) Dive UK C) iFLY D) Skydive Center
A) Seventh B) Third C) Fifth D) Ninth
A) MK Gallery B) Milton Keynes Theatre C) Stables venue D) Woughton Campus |