The symbol of Scotland is:, a thistle, a daffodil, a raven, a shamrock, The highest mountain of the United Kingdom is located in:, Scotland, Wales, England, Northern Ireland, The capital city of New Zealand is:, Auckland, Wellington, Hamilton, Tauranga, St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on:, March 1st, April 23rd, March 17th, July 1st, The indigenous people of Australia are called:, Maori, Aborigines, Indians, Penan, The first President of the United States was:, Washington, Lincoln, Kennedy, Eisenhower, The capital city of Canada is:, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary, The symbol of England is:, a shamrock, a white rose, a red rose, a thistle, The sea which separates England from Ireland is:, the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, the Irish Sea, the Adriatic Sea, The official house of the British monarch is:, Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey, What is a quandong?, a piece of art, a type of sport, a type of fruit, What is the name of Australia's "unofficial national anthem"?, Burning Fire, Waltzing Matilda, Aboriginal Art, Who is an Australian actor?, Gary Oldman, Chris Hemsworth, Christian Bale, Grand Canyon National Park is in ____________., Idaho., Arizona, Colorado, Texas, Where can you see Giant's Causeway?, In Scotland, In England, In Wales, In Northern Ireland, Swansea is a big city in _____________., Wales, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, The national animal symbol of Canada is ____ ., a bold eagle, a bulldog, a platypus, a beaver, The name for both a meal and a drink in the UK is ..., brunch, coffee, tea, supper, The oldest university in the USA is ..., Columbia, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, New York City lies ... ., on the Hudson River., in Washington DC, on the River Thames, north of Ottawa, The indigenous people who inhabit Alaska and north Canada are called ..., the Indians, the Maori, the Zulus, the Inuit, The Niagara Falls belong to ..., Canada, the USA, Canada & the USA, no country, The largest rock monolith in the world is situated in ... ., the USA, the UK, Australia, Canada, Canada’s Head of State is ... ., the President, the British monarch, the Governor General, the Prime Minister, The official name of the pound used as official currency in the UK is "pound ... ", of queen, penny, golden, sterling, Henry VIII's first wife was ... ., Catherine of Aragon, Jane Seymour, Anne Boleyn, Katherine Parr, The capital of South Australia is ... ., Mount Gambier, Adelaide, Whyalla, Mount Barker, New Zealand’s parliament building, opened in 1981, is called ..., The Capitol, Parliament House, The Beehive, Reichstag, Mount Kosciuszko is the highest mountain in ... ., Scotland, Australia, United States of America, Canada, The biggest lake in the US is, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Eerie, Which was NOT the British band?, Coldplay, Nirvana, Queen, The Rolling Stones, GCSE is the name of … ., one of the most popular British television channels., exams taken by British students at the age of around 16., a British music band which was very popular in the 1990s., The capital city of Australia is ….. ., Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide, Who was the first to discover New Zealand?, Abel Tasman, James Cook, prince Wellington, The national sport in New Zealand is … ., golf, rugby, cricket, tennis, The famous and distinctive Opera House in Australia is in the city …, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, The London Underground is also known as the ..., Metro, Cabs, Subway, Tube, The beloved husband of Queen Elisabeth II was ..., Prince Charles, Prince Harry, Prince George, Prince Philip, Thanks to Saint Patrick, in Ireland there are no ..., snakes, bats, spiders, wolves, Kia ora, a Maori word used in everyday language means …, Welcome., Thanks., Please., I'm sorry., The Irish police forces are called..., Bobbies, Garda, Cops, Beefeaters, AOTEAROA is the name of …, an animal, New Zealand, a desert, Scotland, The official head of state of Australia and New Zealand is …, King of Great Britain, the President, the Prime Minister, Broadcasting House is the headquarters of ..., the BBC, the CNN, the NBC, the Sky UK Limited, Shrove Tuesday is known as ..., Fool's Day., Pancake Day., Thanksgiving Day., Boxing Day., 221B Baker Street is the home address of ..., the British King, the British Prime Minister, Sherlock Holmes, Jack the Ripper, The national symbol of England contains the image of ..., one lion, one eagle, three eagles, three lions, Queen Elisabeth II was the daughter of ..., Henry VIII, James V, George VI, Harry I, Where was the 2000 Summer Olympics held ?, in Melbourne, in Canberra, in Sydney, What is the name of the public holiday in the Northern Territory of Australia which takes place every year on the first Monday of August?, Picnic Day, Summer Day, Holy Day, Spring Day, When was the Sydney Opera House formally opened?, in 1973, in 1981, in 1961, Australia Day is annually celebrated on, 26th February, 6th February, 26 January, 16 January, Vegemite is an Australian word for ...., a vegan, a food spread, a green salad, a special kind of pasta, Dot paintings are traditional ... art., Innui, Maori, Celtic, Aboriginal, Thomas Edison was a famous _____________ inventor., American, British, Canadian, Australian, The American president who abolished slavery was ….. ., George Washington, John F.Kennedy, Abraham Lincoln, Harry S. Truman, The famous U2 song inspired by events in Northern Ireland in 1972 is ..., Monday Bloody Monday, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Wednesday Bloody Wednesday, The Big ... is a popular nickname for New York City., Bell, Ball, Apple, Bear, Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in ... ., Ireland, England, Scotland and the British Isles, Northern Ireland, The Gunpowder Plot was organised in __________ century., 16th, 15th, 17th, 14th, Which four presidents of the USA are depicted on Mount Rushmore?, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, John Adams, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, Theodore Roosevelt, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, John Kennedy, Woodrow Wilson, What is the title of the current American national anthem?, God Save the Queen, The Star-Spangled Banner, America the Beautiful, My Country 'Tis of Thee', What is the capital city of California state?, Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, How many states are there in Australia?, 4, 10, 6, 8, What is the name for wild dogs living in Australia?, wombats, sheepdogs, bulldogs, dingoes, What is the longest river in Australia?, the Murrumbidgee River, the Murray River, the Darling River, the Diamantina river, What is the Australia's national floral symbol?, silver fern, golden wattle, white orchid, In Great Britain November the 5th is ..., Thanksgiving, Boxing Day, The King`s Birthday, Bonfire Night, How many stars and stripes does the American Flag have?, 11 stripes and 50 stars., 13 stripes and 50 stars., 12 stripes and 49 stars., 14 stripes and 49 stars., When was slavery officially abolished in the United States?, in 1807, in 1834, in 1865, in 1898, The national animal of Scotland is the ... ., lion, unicorn, deer, dragon, New Zealanders own their nickname to ..., a sports discipline., a national dish., a bird species, What is the national anthem of Canada?, God save Canada!, The Canadian song, In Canada We Trust, O Canada!, Who was the president during the American Civil War?, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Luther King Jr., You can see feral and dromedary camels in..., New Zealand, Cornwall, Australia, Tasmania, The post office boxes in Dublin are..., green, red, yellow, white, New Zealanders are known throughout the world by the name …, kiwi, sheep, hobbits, panther, Which state was last added to the USA?, Alaska, Florida, Hawaii, New York, What is the name of the most famous Scottish hero, the main character of the film ‘Braveheart’?, Theobald Tone, William Wallace, Owain Glyndwr, Oliver Cromwell, What is the name of the largest outdoor festival of music and poetry in the UK?, Hogmanay, The National Eisteddfod, The Edinburgh Fringe, The Royal Mile, Which British landmark is known as the official residence of the Prime Minister?, Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street, The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Which US city is known as the "Windy City"?, Chicago, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Which UK territory is known for its rolling hills and is often associated with sheep farming?, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, England, What is the name of Australia's national airline?, Quantas, Virgin Australi, Jetstar, Air New Zealand, What is the name of the British Parliament's upper house?, House of Commons, House of Lords, House of Representatives, House of Senate, What is the most populous city in Australia?, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, What is the name of the ritual dance performed by New Zealand's rugby team before each game?, step dancing, country dance, ceilidh, haka, How many times was Winston Churchill the Prime Minister of Great Britain?, 3, 2, 1, 0, One of the greatest British street artists is:, Andy Warhol, David Kushner, Lady Pink, Banksy, 'The Star-Spangled Banner' is the name of American:, anthem, flag, emblem, state seal, You can see the magnificent Golden Gate Bridge in ______ ., Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Sacramento, The ______ were the first Europeans to settle down in New York in the 17th century., Dutch, Italians, Poles, Scots, ______ established the Church of England in the 1530s., Henry VIII, Elizabeth II, Elizabeth I, Wiliam I, ______ is the capital of the Republic of Ireland., Cork, Dublin, Belfast, Ulster, The capital of Northern Ireland is ………. ., Belfast, Ulster, Dublin, York, The United Kingdom's longest river is ____________., the River Tay, the River Severn, the River Themes, the River Shannon, Stonehenge is in ... ., England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, When is St. George’s Day, or England's National Day celebrated?, 1st March, 23rd April, 17th March, 29th November, Which of the following animals that live in New Zealand can fly?, kiwi, tuatara, kakapo, tui, William Shakespeare lived and wrote his plays during the reign of ..., Queen Elizabeth I, King James II, Queen Victoria, Charles II

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