English Quiz:
Do you know Great Britain?
1. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
is situated … .
a) on the continent b) on the islands c) on one big
island
2. The UK total area is over … .
a) 244 000 sq.km b) 300 000 sq.km
c)153 000 sq.km
3. The population of the UK is over .. .
a) 80 million b) 57 million c) 47 million
4. The UK is made up of … .
a) 3 countries b) 4 countries c) 5 countries
5. The British Isles are separated from the continent by … .
a) the English Channel b) the Atlantic Ocean c) the
Gulf Stream
6. The highest mountain in Great Britain is … .
a) Everest b) the Rocky Mountains c) Ben Nevis
7. The longest river in Great Britain is…
a) the Severn b) the Thames c) the Avon
8. The capital of the UK is … .
a) Edinburgh b) Belfast c) London
9. The capital of Scotland is ….
a) Cardiff b) Edinburgh c) Belfast
10. The capital of Wales is … .
a) London b) Belfast c) Cardiff
11. The capital of Northern Ireland is … .
a) Stratford b) Liverpool c) Belfast
12. The capital of England is … .
a) Manchester b) London c) Sheffield
13. The UK is a … .
a) constitutional monarchy b) parliamentary republic
c) federal republic
14. The Head of the UK is … .
a) the President b) the Prime Minister c) the Queen
15. The country is governed by … .
a) the Congress b) the Parliament c) the House of
Lords
16. The British Parliament consists of … .
a) three chambers b) four chambers c) two chambers
17. The official Queen’s residence in London is … .
a) Buckingham Palace b) Westminster Palace c)Hollyrood
House
18. The original name of London was .. .
a) London b) Londonius c) Londinium
19. The richest part of London is … .
a) Westminster b) the City c) the West End
20. The business district of London is … .
a) the East End b) the City c) the West End
21. The old port area in the British capital is called … .
a) Docklands b) Lowlands c) Portlands
22. London Underground is known as … .
a) The Metro b) the Tube c) the Underground
23. The coronation of all British monarchs are held in … .
a) St .Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster Abbey c) the
Trinity Church
24. The architect of St. Paul’s Cathedral was …. .
a) Rasstrelli b) Inigo Jones c) Christopher Wren
25. Inside the dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral there is … .
a) the Whispering Gallery b) the Speaking Gallery c)
the Rumour Gallery
26. The construction of the Tower of London was begun by …
.
a) King Edward the Confessor b) William the Conqueror
c) Henry IV
27.The Tower of London is guarded by … .
a) Beefeaters b) London Guards c) Royal Cavalry
28. The geographical center of London is … .
a) The City b) Trafalgar Square c) Hyde Park
29. In the center of Trafalgar Square one can see … .
a) The National Gallery b) the Statue of Eros c)
Nelson’s Column
30. The museum of wax figures is known as … .
a)The Museum of London b)Madame Tussaud’s Museum c)the
British Museum
31. In front of Buckingham Palace there is the monument to
… .
a) Queen Elizabeth II b) King Edward c) Queen
Victoria
32. The British Museum is famous for its … .
a) Chamber of Horrors b) secret tunnel c) library
33. Albert Hall is the biggest … in London.
a) theatre b) concert hall c) cinema
34. The oldest university in Great Britain is … .
a) Oxford University b) Cambridge University c)
London University
35 The second largest city of Britain is … .
a) Manchester b) Birmingham c) Leeds
36. Another name of Edinburgh is … .
a) Athens of the North b) Athens of the South c)
Athens of the Greek
37. Wimbledon is famous for its … .
a) football events b) tennis events c) golf events
38. Benjamin Britten was a famous British … .
a) composer b) writer c) inventor
39. The well-known English writer Jonathan Swift wrote about
… .
a) Oliver Twist b) Treasure Island c) Gulliver’s
Travels
40. William Hoggart was a famous English …
a) musician b) politician c) artist
41. The Museum of Moving Image in London illustrates the
history of … .
a) cinema b) theatre c) London Underground
42. November, 5 is … .
a) Thanksgiving Day b) Guy Fawkes’s Day c) Halloween
43. The British King who had six wives was … .
a) Henry VIII b) Henry IV c) Henry VI
44. Queen Elizabeth II belongs to the House of … .
a) Tudors b) Stuarts c) Windsors
45. The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II took place in … .
a) 1963 b) 1953 c) 1943
46. The Head of the Church of England is … .
a) the Pope b) the Archbishop c) the Queen
47. The symbol of Scotland is … .
a) a pine b) a poppy c) a thistle
48. The symbol of Northern Ireland is … .
a) a daisy b) a shamrock c) a primrose
49. The symbol of Wales is … .
a) a daffodil b) a lily c) a snowdrop
50. The symbol of England is … .
a) a red rose b) a water lily c) a forget-me-not
Keys to the English Quiz:
1b 21a 41a
2a 22b 42b
3b 23b 43a
4b 24c 44c
5a 25a 45b
6c 26b 46c
7a 27a 47c
8c 28b 48b
9b 29c 49a
10c 30b 50a
11c 31c
12b 32c
13a 33b
14c 34a
15b 35b
16c 36a
17a 37b
18c 38a
19c 39c
20b
40c
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