The UK today

UKRAINE

the Union Kingdom

the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Nothern Ireland

the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

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England, Scotland, Wales

England, Scotland, Wales and Nothern Ireland

England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland

England, Scotland, Wales, Nothern Ireland and Great Britain

the island

the group of islands

the country

the part of continent

the La-Mansh

the English Channel

the North Sea and the English Channel

the North Sea and the English Canal

Nothern Ireland occupies the north part of Ireland

Nothern Ireland occupies the north part of Great Britain

Nothern Ireland occupies the north-western part of Ireland

Nothern Ireland occupies the north-eastern part of Ireland

the main islands of the British Isles

the main rivers of the UK

the main mountains of the Britain

the most popular famous places

the Atlantic ocean

the North sea

the English Channel

the Celtic sea

the North Channel

the Irish sea

Thanks to the Gulf Stream the UK weather is rainy

Jaguar cars are produced by British company

The UK borders France and Germany

All British lands are surrounded by water

London is situated on the river Thames

The UK flag has its own name

have their own gavernments

are not a part of the UK

are a part of the UK

are called Crown dependencies

in the north of Europe

in the north-west of Europe

on the Great Britain island

in the north-east of Europe

King

Queen

federal laws

parliament

The UK consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland

Great Britain doesn't refer to Nothern Ireland

The Isle of Man and Falkland islands are a part of the UK

Scotland has got its own parliament

The population of the UK is multinational

Most people live in the countryside

There are British overseas territories in the other parts of the world

St.Helena island is linked to the UK

St.George

St.Andrew

St.Patrick

St.David

England

Scotland

Wales

Nothern Ireland

William Shakespeare

Tudor rose

Union Jack

23 April

Scotland population is five million people

The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh

The national symbol of Scotland is shamrock

The national day of Scotland is St.Patrick Day

The bagpipes are a well known symbol of Scotland 

The national flag of Scotland is blue with a white cross

Scotland is surrounded by the Atlantic ocean and English Channel

Tartan is a woolen cloth consisting of criss-crossed horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colours.

Wales is to the west of England

The capital of Wales is Cardiff

The saint patron of Wales is St.David

The national symbols of Wales are dragon, leek, daffodil

The population of Wales is four million people

The national day of Wales is on the first of March

Sean Conery is Welsh

Rugby is a national sport o Wales

Northern Ireland is in the north of Ireland island

The capital of Northern Ireland is Belfast

The national day of Northern Ireland is St.Andrew's Day

The national symbol of Northern Ireland is thistle

The population of Northern Ireland is million and a half

Northern Ireland has a strong cultural tradition: songs, dances, literature and festivals.

"Ulster" is another name of Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland has a white flag with a red cross

Wales has two official languages

Scotland is to the west of England

People call Nothern Ireland the land of lakes

Wales is known for its sheep farming

Football is the most popular sport in England

Highlands and Lowlands are in Scotland

The highest mountain Ben Nevis is in Wales

Snowdonia is a mountainous region in Scotland