TEST
1.
What kind of state is the UK?
a)
republic; b)parliamentary monarchy; c)monarchy
2.
What is another name for the Houses of Parliament?
a)
the Clearness Palace; b) St.James’s Palace; c) the Palace of Westminster
3.
What park of London is the Speaker’s Corner situated in?
a)
Regent’s Park; b)Hyde Park; c)Green Park
4.
What is the nickname of the flag of the UK?
a)
stars and stripes; b)Union Jack; c)Flag of St. Patrick’s Cross
5.
What part of Britain is called “Land of Song?”
a)
England; b) Scotland; c) Wales
6.
The UK consists of:
a)
2parts; b) 3 parts; c) 4 parts
7.
British Parliament consists of:
a)
1 House; b) 2 Houses; c) 3 Houses
8.
Which House of the British Parliament is elected by people?
a)
the House of Commons; b) the House of Lords; c)both
9.
It was a fortress, a royal palace and later a prison. Now it’s a museum.
a)
Westminster Abbey; b) the Tower; c) Buckingham Palace
10.
The population of Wales is over:
a)
3 million; b) 5 million; c) 2 million people
11.
London is more than:
a)
1 thousand; b) 2 thousand; c) 3 thousand years old
12. In London there are:
a)
3 parts; b) 1 part; c) 2 parts
13.
What is there on the flag of Wales?
a)
a cross; b) dragon; c) stars
14. In what part of the UK
do the men wear kilts?
a)
Scotland; b) Ireland; c) Wales
15.
Sir Christopher Wren is the architect of:
a)Westminster
Abbey; b) St. Paul’s Cathedral; c) Tower of London
16.
You can see pigeons in:
a)
Piccadilly Circus; b) Trafalgar Square; c)Tower of London
17.
The Chairman of the Houses of London sits at:
a)
a comfortable armchair; b) a woolsack; c) a chair
18.
He sits at it because:
a)
it is comfortable; b) it is the sign of prosperity; c) he must
19.
Snowdon is the highest mountain of:
a)
Wales; b) Scotland; c) England
20.
“The Beatles” group is from:
a)
Liverpool; b) Manchester; c) London
21.
Ben Nevis is the highest point of:
a)
Wales; b) Scotland; c) England
22.
The capital of Scotland is:
a)
Glasgow; b) Edinburgh; c) Aberdeen
23.
Loch Ness lake is in:
a)
Scotland; b) Wales; c) England
24.
The Queen of the country has:
a)
true power; b) limited power; c) no power
25.
The symbol of England is:
a)
thistle; b) daffodil; c) red rose
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