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John Crace

The hot summer 2016 politics quiz

What does Brexit mean?
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'Good Morning Britain' TV show, London, UK - 26 Aug 2016
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    What does Brexit mean?

    1. Britain never, never, never will be slaves.

    2. More and more Olympic gold medals.

    3. Economic prosperity for the regions.

    4. Brexit.

  2. Political Sighting On Downing Street<br>LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 24: The Rt Hon Boris Johnson MP Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs seen arriving for work at 10 Downing Street on August 24, 2016 in London, England.

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    Which country has Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson not insulted?

    1. The United States

    2. China

    3. Greenland

    4. Turkey

  3. Who said the country had had enough of experts?

    1. Boris Johnson

    2. Nigel Farage

    3. Michael Gove

    4. Jeremy Corbyn

  4. No police action for Woolfe

    Why did Nigel Farage’s preferred candidate, Steven Woolfe, not make it on to the list of candidates for the Ukip leadership?

    1. He missed the deadline by 10 minutes.

    2. He was found to have been a member of Momentum.

    3. He had smuggled illegal immigrants into the country.

    4. His poetry was deemed unpatriotic.

  5. In this video frame grab taken from closed circuit television footage provided by Virgin trains on Tuesday Aug. 23, 2016, British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn walks past empty, though reserved, seats, during the Aug. 11 trip from London to Newcastle. Virgin Trains has taken issue with Corbyn's claim he was forced to sit on the floor on a recent journey. (Virgin Trains via AP)

    Why were Jeremy Corbyn’s team unable to contact him on the day the Traingate story broke?

    1. He was busy nationalising the railways.

    2. He was on a Virgin train to Glasgow for a hustings with Owen Smith.

    3. He was making jam.

    4. He was cycling with Diane Abbott.

  6. EU referendum<br>File photo dated 11/05/16 of the Vote Leave campaign bus, which has been overhauled by Greenpeace, who have to replaced the "lies" about EU funding with demands for the "truth" in a stunt outside Parliament. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday July 18, 2016. Brexit campaigners were widely criticised over claims about how much money Britain hands over to Brussels, and promises that they would channel the cash into the National Health Service were met with heavy scepticism.  See PA story POLITICS Bus. Photo credit should read: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

    The Vote Leave campaign was criticised for claiming the UK gives £350m per week to the the EU. How much do we give?

    1. £245m

    2. £450m

    3. £185m

    4. £280m

  7. After the wave of resignations from the Labour frontbenches, how many shadow ministerial posts were still unfilled by the middle of July.

    1. 34

    2. 28

    3. More than 50

    4. 45

  8. Andrea Leadsom

    Andrea Leadsom was forced to amend her CV after it was revealed she hadn’t actually worked in fund management before becoming an MP. What job had she actually done?

    1. Lift attendant at HSBC head office.

    2. Cashier at Lloyds in Wimbledon.

    3. No one still really knows.

    4. Hedge fund PR.

  9. What did Boris Johnson do on the day after the EU referendum result was declared?

    1. Make plans with Michael Gove about what to do next.

    2. Play cricket.

    3. Go on TV to reassure the country that all would be OK.

    4. Panic.

  10. What is the name of the Downing Street cat?

    1. Harry

    2. Barry

    3. Gary

    4. Larry

Solutions

1:D, 2:C, 3:C, 4:A, 5:C, 6:A, 7:C, 8:C, 9:B, 10:D

Scores

  1. 8 and above.

    You need therapy

  2. 4 and above.

    You are in therapy

  3. 0 and above.

    What’s Brexit?

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