Multiple choice general knowledge sports

There is this possibility that you are an 'antidisestablishmentarian', though you probably don't know it! 'Antidisestablishmentarianism' is another incredibly long word, and is a political philosophy. As the 'anti' prefix will tell you, it is against something or the other. But what exactly is it against?

  1. the end of the Monarchy in Britain

  2. the separation of church from state

  3. the liberals in Britain coming to power

  4. establishment of educational institutions on the principle of secularism

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Antidisestablishmentarianism opposes removing the Church of England from its position as the state church. The 'anti' prefix means against, 'disestablishment' refers to separating church from state, and the '-arianism' suffix denotes a political philosophy. Option A is incorrect because it's not about ending the monarchy, and option D refers to educational policy rather than church-state separation.