11 Brexit: Facts and Numbers

A) To criticize the European Union

B) To describe the process and consequences of Brexit

C) To explain how elections work in the UK

D) To compare the UK with other EU countries

A) To choose a new Prime Minister

B) To decide whether to stay in or leave the EU

C) To change the national currency

D) To join another political union

A) The UK left the EU the next day

B) Trade rules changed instantly

C) David Cameron resigned

D) A second referendum was announced

A) To cancel Brexit

B) To prepare new trade agreements and rules

C) To move government institutions

D) To hold new elections

True

False

Not Stated

True

False

Not Stated

True

False

Not Stated

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False

Not Stated

 1 – The history of the EU; 2 – The results of the referendum; 3 – The transition period; 4 – Economic consequences.

 1 – What Brexit means; 2 – The results of the referendum; 3 – The transition period; 4 – The consequences of Brexit.

1 – What Brexit means; 2 – New trade rules; 3 – The transition period; 4 – How to join the EU.

1 – Definition of Brexit; 2 – Prime Minister's resignation; 3 – The history of the EU; 4 – Political consequences.

Took a break

Officially left a position

Was promoted

Changed views

Reasons 

Results or effects

Decisions 

Plans