1) Which one is the largest? a) England b) Great Britain c) The United Kingdom 2) What's the name of this flag? a) Royal Banner b) Union Jack c) Double-Cross Flag 3) What is the name of the British currency? a) Euro b) Pound c) Dollar 4) What is the name of the British national anthem? a) Land of Hope and Glory b) Rule, Britannia! c) God Save the King 5) What is the name of the British Prime Minister? a) Sam Smith b) Bram Stoker c) Keir Starmer 6) What is the name of the British Prime Minister's official residence? a) Buckingham Palace b) Somerset House c) 10 Downing Street 7) Which is the second-largest city in the UK? a) Birmingham b) Liverpool c) Manchester 8) Which statement is not true about the so-called "Jurassic Coast"? a) It is 95 miles long. b) There have been found many fossils. c) Parts of the film "Jurassic Park" were made there. 9) What are the "Seven Sisters"? a) A series of chalk cliffs along the English Channel b) The main figures of an old English tale c) The female CEOs of important listed companies 10) What's the name of the ancient stone circle in Wiltshire? a) Castlerigg Stone Circle b) Callanish Stones c) Stonehenge 11) Which of these is not the name of an island that belongs to the UK? a) Deadman's Island b) Muckle Flugga c) Funafuti 12) Which is the oldest university in Britain, founded in 1209? a) Cambridge b) Oxford c) St Andrews 13) Which sport is traditionally practised by the students of Oxford and Cambridge? a) Rowing b) Tennis c) Polo 14) Which statement about Windsor Castle is not true? a) It's the largest occupied castle in the world. b) It was founded by the Romans. c) It has been a royal residence for over 900 years. 15) How many wives did Henry VIII have? a) five b) six c) seven 16) What happened in the years from 1649 to 1660? a) England had two kings. b) England was a republic. c) England was reigned by a Swedish king. 17) What are the names of these children? a) George, Louis, Charlotte  b) Philip, Henry, Elizabeth  c) Charles, Edward, Anne 18) Which of these statements about Loch Ness in Scotland is true? a) It is up to 230 metres deep. b) A monster called Nessie lives in it. c) Loch Ness is a saltwater lake. 19) Which of these competitions does not take place at the Scottish Highland Games? a) Archery b) Bagpipe Competitions c) Hammer Throw 20) What is the name of the royal residence located in Scotland? a) Balmoral Castle b) Stirling Castle c) Craigievar Castle 21) What is the traditional Scottish dish? a) Lamb Stew b) Haggis c) Laverbread 22) What is the connection between Belfast and the Titanic? a) The Titanic was built there. b) The Titanic set sails from there. c) The Titanic sank there. 23) Which Irish holiday is celebrated worldwide on March 17th? a) St. George's Day b) St. Patrick's Day c) St. David's Day 24) In Wales you find one of the longest village names in the world. What does it mean? a) Where the dragon Tysilio lives, birds sing and people are happy. b) The church of St. Mary in the hollow of the white hazel near the rapid whirlpool of St. Tysilio by the red cave. c) The village where Tysilio knows really good stories and has a lot of time to tell them. 25) Which famous wizard was born in Wales? a) Merlin b) Gandalf c) Dumbledore

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