What do you know about Great

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History 5 10 15 20 25

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Culture and Traditions

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Game Table

WHO IS THE HEAD OF ENGLAND?

(a) the Queen; (b) the tsar; (c) the Princess; (d) the Prince.

5

LONDON IS MORE THAN…

(a) one thousand years old; (b) two thousand years old; (c)

three thousand years old; (d) four thousand years old.

10

WHO IS THE CURRENT PRIME MINISTER?

(a) Tony Adams; (b) Gordon Brown; (c) John Frazer; (d)

George Bush.

15

THE “BEATLES” STARTED THEIR CAREER IN…

(a) London; (b) Birmingham; (c) Liverpool; (d) Cardiff.

20

THE PRINCESS DIANA WAS THE WIFE OF…

(a) Prince John; (b) Prince Robert; (c) Prince Wilhelm; (d)

Prince Charles.

25

THE CAPITAL OF GREAT BRITAIN IS…

(a) Paris; (b) Moscow; (c) London; (d) Cardiff.

HOW MANY COUNTRIES ARE THERE IN THE UNITED

KINGDOM?

(a) 4; (b) 3; (c) 2; (d) 1.

THE NAME OF THE RIVER IN LONDON IS…

(a) the Volga; (b) the Thames; (c) the Nile; (d) the Medvediza.

THE CHANNEL TUNNEL, LINKING THE UK TO THE REST OF EUROPE, RUNS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND WHICH COUNTRY?

(a) France; (b) Germany; (c) Belgium; (d) Netherlands.

BEN NEVIS IS…

(a) a famous footballer; (b) a sort of juice; (c) a mountain; (d) a sort of cheese.

BIG BEN IS…

(a) a clock; (b) a horse; (c) an animal in the zoo; (d) a famous name.

THE KILT IS…

(a) a shirt; (b) a skirt; (c) trousers; (d) gloves.

WHAT IS THE NATIONAL FLOWER OF WALES?

(a) Daffodil; (b) Snowdrop; (c) Bluebell; (d) Tulip.

WHAT IS THE NATIONAL EMBLEM OF IRELAND?

(a) Clover; (b) Shamrock; (c) Leprechaun; (d) Blarney stone.

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT THE PATRON SAINT OF THE UK?

(a) St. Harry; (b) St. George; (c) St. Andrew; (d) St. David.

IN WHAT COUNTRY DO MEN WEAR SKIRTS?

(a) France; (b) England; (c) Scotland; (d) Norway.

WITH WHICH SPORT IS WIMBLEDON ASSOCIATED?

(a) badminton; (b) tennis; (c) rugby; (d) golf.

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A WELL-KNOWN BRITISH FOOD?

(a) Frogs legs; (b) Chicken; (c) Pasta; (d) Fish and Chips.

THE BRITISH FLAG IS OFTEN CALLED…

(a) the Union Jack; (b) the Stars and Stripes; (c) the Maple Leaf; (d) the Beaver.

WHEN VISITING A HOUSE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE NEW YEAR IT IS TRADITIONAL TO CARRY WHAT IN YOUR HAND?

(a) a cake; (b) a bottle of whisky; (c) a lump of coal; (d) a piece of cheese.

Yes, it’s right!!!

No, it’s wrong!!!