Question 1

David Cameron was a special adviser to which Home Secretary between 1993 and 1994?

A: David Waddington B: Kenneth Baker C: Ken Clarke D: Michael Howard

Question 2

What career did David Cameron pursue before becoming an MP?

A: Finance B: Public relations C: Journalism D: Refuse collection

Question 3

David Cameron represents the constituency of Witney, but which former Conservative grandee used to represent it?

A: Geoffrey Howe B: Douglas Hurd C: Michael Heseltine D: Norman Fowler

Question 4

Which shadow cabinet portfolio did David Cameron hold before running for party leader?

A: Home Affairs B: Health C: Trade and Industry D: Education

Question 5

Who did David Cameron defeat in the Conservative leadership runoff?

A: David Davis B: Ken Clarke C: Liam Fox D: Sir Malcolm Rifkind

Question 6

In the 2006 local elections, Labour ran an advertisement painting David Cameron as what?

A: Margaret Thatcher in disguise B: A crab C: A chameleon D: A gazelle

Question 7

What was the Conservative slogan for the 2006 local elections?

A: Be Green, Vote Conservative B: Vote Blue, Go Green C: The Green Way Forward D: Vote Conservative for a liberal future

Question 8

In his first PMQs, David Cameron told the government chief whip to stop doing what?

A: Fixing the membership of a select committee B: Blocking Conservative attempts to amend a bill C: Shouting like a child D: Throwing books at his colleagues

Question 9

David Cameron likes to cycle to work, but why did this cause controversy in 2006?

A: He was photographed riding on the pavement B: He refused to wear a bicycle helmet C: His papers were brought in a car travelling separately D: He didn�t have to pedal: his bicycle had a small motor

Question 10

What did David Cameron mean when he said politicians should be less concerned about GDP, and more concerned about GWB?

A: Tax should be redistributed, overcoming barriers to general wealth B: Britain should distance itself from the policies of George W. Bush C: He wants the Green Welly Brigade to have more of a say in politics D: Politicians should be interested in General Well Being, not just wealth

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