What does the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland mean?
England, Scotland and Wales
a group of islands including Britain and Ireland
Great Britain
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and a number of small islands
What were the first tribes on the territory of Britain?
Normans
Celts
Romans
Anglo-Saxons
What is the highest mountain of Great Britain?
Snowdon
Ben Nevis
McKinley
Kosciusko
Who lives at 10 Downing Street?
Queen
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Speaker
Prime Minister
What is the national emblem of Northern Ireland?
daffodil
rose
thistle
shamrock
What legendary hero is Nottingham associated with?
admiral Nelson
King Alfred
Queen Boudicca
Robin Hood
What is the climate in Britain?
generally mild and temperate
continental
subtropical
tropical
Choose ALL British singers/groups
Beatles
Madonna
Sting
Maruv
The Hardkiss
Rolling Stones
Coldplay
Nirvana
The British city famous for its oldest university in the world is ...
London
Cardiff
Oxford
Birmingham
Liverpool is the birthplace of ...
Shakespeare
Beatles
Robin Hood
Queen Elizabeth
How many public holidays are there in Great Britain?
6
3
2
4
What is the most popular sport in Britain?
football
cricket
tennis
bowls
Union Jack is a combination of 3 banners of....
England, Scotland, Northern Ireland
Wales, England, Scotland
England, Northern Ireland, Wales
Northern Ireland, wales, Scotland
What is the longest river in Great Britain?
the Severn
the Thames
the Humber
the Tyne
How many parts does London consist of?
6
3
2
4
What famous place in London was a fortress, a palace, a zoo and a prison?
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
Houses of Parliament
Who gave the name to London?
Celts
British
Anglo-Saxons
Romans
Who was born in Stratford-on-Avon?
W. Shakespeare
Agatha Christie
Daniel Defoe
Queen Elizabeth
The language was called English because of…
Anglo-Saxons
Romans
Celts
Normans
Rose is a symbol of …..
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Most mountains are situated in ….
England
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
What holiday is celebrated on December 25th?
Pancake Day
Queen’s Birthday
Bonfire Night
Christmas Day
Whose statue stands in the centre of Trafalgar square in London?
Queen Elizabeth
W. Shakespeare
Admiral Nelson
Julius Caesar
What is the official residence of the Queen?
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
The Tower
Windsor Castle
The most popular outdoor activity is …..
walking
cycling
swimming
running
Choose British painters from the list
Leonardo da Vinci
Thomas Gainsborough
John Constable
Vincent van Gogh
Joshua Reynolds
Thomas Lawrence
Peter Paul Rubens
Joseph Turner
What are the quality daily newspapers?
the Daily Express, the Daily Mail, the Sun, the Star
the Times, the Guardian, the Financial Times
the Sunday Times, the Observer
the News of the World, the People
What is the English national game?
football
lawn tennis
rugby
cricket
Great Britain is…
absolute monarchy
constitutional monarchy
presidential republic
parliamentary republic
What is a typical English way of family holiday making?
going to the pub
camping out along the seaside
visiting clubs
going abroad
What is the national musical instrument in Scotland?
bagpipe
harp
violin
flute
Choose British scientists from the list:
Isaac Newton
Richard Taylor
Charles Darwin
James Watt
Ernest Rutherford
Albert Einstein
A. G. Bell
Marie Curie
What exams do students at 16 take in England and Wales?
General Certificate of Secondary Education
Scottish Certificate of Education
A-level exams
General Certificate of Education
Why do British people prefer to live in houses rather than flats?
it’s cheaper
it’s more convenient
they like gardening
flats are too small
The Ceremony of the Keys takes place in …..
Tower of London
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Houses of Parliament
What is the name of the British marine (seascape) painter?
J. Constable
J. Reynolds
W. Turner
Th. Gainsborough
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