A modern, thriving society
Chapter 4 is the densest disambiguation chapter — most of the test's name-confusion traps live here. Religious leader titles, painters, authors, film directors, sport venues. Each sub-page is structured around the swap-pairs the test actually asks about, not just a recital of names.
- 1 The UK today — countries, capitals, currency, and people The four nations, their capital cities, the currency rules everyone gets wrong, the languages other than English, and how the population has changed.
- 2 Religion — denominations, leaders, and patron saints Christian denominations across the UK, the title of the most senior cleric in each one (the trap), and the four patron saints with the dates and the holiday rules that go with them.
- 3 Customs, festivals, and sports The British calendar — Christmas, Easter, the religious festivals of other faiths, Bonfire Night, Remembrance Day — and a tour of British sport with the venue-vs-event traps the test loves to set.
- 4 Arts and culture British music, theatre, art, architecture, and literature — with the painter, author, and poet rosters that the test loves to mix up.
- 5 Leisure, films, and places of interest British films and their directors (the most-confused name roster on the test), the BBC and television-licence rules, traditional foods, pubs, and the famous landmarks the test asks about by name.