BRITISH

How many countries are in the United Kingdom?

A. 5B. 4C. 2D. 3

Who is the prime minister of Britain?

A. David Cameron B. Gordon Brown C. David Miliband D. Tony Blair

Which British country has over 800 islands?

A. EnglandB. Northern IrelandC.WalesD.Scotland

The Brighton Pavillion was made to look like which other famous building?

A. WestminsterB. The White HouseC.Taj MahalD.Stone Henge

Which building did Guy Fawkes try to blow up?

A. The Tower of London

B. The House of Lords

C. Buckingham Palace

D. Houses of Parliament

Where does the Prime minister live?

A. The WhitehouseB. No.10 Downing StreetC.No. 11 Regent StreetD.No.15 Baker Street

What is the Queen’s name?

A. Queen Ann IB. Queen Elizabeth IIC.Queen Margaret IID.Queen Victoria III

Where can you find these beaches?A.Cornwall, England B. Kerry, Ireland C. Isle of Harris, Scotland D. Badafundle Bay, Wales

These are called…

A. Scottish pursesB. Welsh cakesC.Yorkshire puddingsD.Manchester tatties

Which of these strange sports does not take place in Britain?

A. Cheese Rolling B.Cow racing C. Welly Throwing D. Tin Bath Racing.

Where does the changing of the guards take place?

A. Buckingham PalaceB. Piccadilly CircusC.Victoria and Albert

MuseumD.The tower of London

What is Harrod’s motto?

A. Every little helpsB. The customer is

always rightC.All things for all

people, everywhereD.No item too small, no

destination too far

Which one is not a Bronte sister?

A. JaneB. AnneC. EmilyD. Charlotte

Which literary character arrived at Whitby Bay?

A. FrankensteinB. DraculaC.Dr JeckyllD.Dorian Gray

Which of these ingredients can not be found in haggis?

A.Sheep heartB.Sheep lungC.Sheep kidneysD.Sheep stomach

The London Underground is known by what other name?

A. The MetroB. The FlumeC.The SubwayD.The Tube