Quiz: Classe e Sociedade

Questão 1 de 40

What is the correct answer: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 2 de 40

Complete: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 3 de 40

Complete: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 4 de 40

Choose the correct option: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 5 de 40

Select the best answer: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 6 de 40

Complete: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 7 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student

Questão 8 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 9 de 40

Complete: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 10 de 40

Select the best answer: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 11 de 40

Select the best answer: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 12 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student

Questão 13 de 40

What is the correct answer: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 14 de 40

Choose the correct option: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 15 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 16 de 40

Complete: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 17 de 40

Choose the correct option: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 18 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student

Questão 19 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student

Questão 20 de 40

Select the best answer: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 21 de 40

Choose the correct option: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 22 de 40

What is the correct answer: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 23 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student

Questão 24 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 25 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student

Questão 26 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 27 de 40

What is the correct answer: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 28 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 29 de 40

Complete: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 30 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 31 de 40

Choose the correct option: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 32 de 40

Choose the correct option: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 33 de 40

Select the best answer: 'Received Pronunciation' (RP) is associated with:

A The upper classes and BBC presenters B Cockney market traders C Scottish Highlanders D Liverpool dock workers

Questão 34 de 40

Select the best answer: a 'stiff upper lip' means:

A Hiding your emotions and staying calm B Being arrogant C Having a physical feature D Speaking with a posh accent

Questão 35 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student

Questão 36 de 40

What is the correct answer: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 37 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 38 de 40

What is the correct answer: in the UK, 'public schools' are:

A Private, fee-paying schools for the elite B Free state-funded schools C Schools owned by the public D Universities open to everyone

Questão 39 de 40

Complete: In British English, 'pardon?' suggests:

A Middle/upper class upbringing B Working class background C Foreign origin D Regional accent

Questão 40 de 40

Complete: Someone who shops at Waitrose is usually perceived as:

A Middle/upper class B Working class C Very poor D A student