Is the richest and beautiful part of London

A) City

B) West End

C) Westminster

D) East End

E) Port

262. The East End is …

A) the financial and business centre of London

B) the aristocratic and official part of London

C) the richest part of London

D) the industrial district of London

A) the poorest part of London

263. David Cameron is … of the UK.

A) Queen

B) Governor

C) Prime Minister

D) Lord Chancellor
E) President

264. What is the capital of Great Britain?

A) Astana.

B) Paris.

C) London.

D) Edinburgh.

E) Amsterdam.

265. The English Channel is between Great Britain and ….

A) France

B) Portugal

C) Norway

D) Greece

E) Denmark

266. The biggest clock in London is called – ….

A) Big Hand

B) Big Ben

C) Big Bag

D) Big Jack

E) Big Foot

267. The greatest rivers of Great Britain are...:

A) Hudson and Missouri.

B) the Colorado, the Columbia

C) the Gulf of Mexico.

D) the Mississippi, the Potomac.

E) the Thames and Severn.

Is the nearest continental neighbour of Great Britain.

A) Portugal

B) Norway

C) Denmark

D) Greece
E) France

269. The national flower of Scotland is …

A) Rose

B) Daffodil

C) Thistle

D) Daisy

E) Lily

270. The national flower of Northern Ireland is …

A) Rose

B) Daffodil

C) Thistle

D) Daisy

E) Shamrock

271. How many states are there in the USA?

A). 48.

B). 51.

C). 45.

D). 55.

E). 50.

272. Who discovered America?

A). Christopher Columbus.

B). Amerigo Vespuchi.

C). Bill Clinton.

D). Sadam Hussein.

E). George Bush.

273. What is the capital of the USA?:

A). New York.

B). Chicago.

C). Manila.

D). Washington.

E). Kokshetau.

274. The USA is washed by … …..

A) three oceans

B) five oceans

C) two oceans

D) four oceans

E) six oceans

275. The USA borders … … in the north and … … in the south.

A) on Italy / on France

B) on Canada / on Mexico

C) on China / on Japan

D) on Britain / on Scotland

E) on Greece / Turkey

276. The symbol of the democratic party of the USA is …

A) monkey

B) lion

C) donkey

D) elephant

E) eagle

277. America was discovered by Columbus in …

A) 1492

B) 1537

C) 1493

D) 1538

E) 1632

278. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from:

A) England

B) Italy

C) Turkey

D) Greece

E) France

279. Who is the first president of the USA?

A) Tomas Jefferson

B) George Washington

C) Ulysses Grant

D) Bill Clinton

E) Abraham Lincoln

280. When do Americans celebrate Independence Day?

A) February 14

B) June 4

C) December 25

D) March 8

E) July 4

281. What is the longest river in the USA?:

A). The Ural.

B). The Mississippi.

C). The Missouri.

D). The Colorado.

E). The Volga.

282. What ocean is the east coast of the USA washed by?:

A). Indian.

B). Pacific.

C). Antarctic.

D). Atlantic.

E). Arctic.

283. How many stars are there in the American flag?:

A). 15.

B). 50.

C). 100.

D). 13.

E). 10.

285. Americans celebrate Thanksgiving Day in …

A) March

B) April

C) August

D) October
E) November

286. How is the Legislative branch of American Government called?

A) Parliament

B) Congress

C) Court

D) Supreme Court
E) Government

287. The official residence of the USA President is ….

A) Capitol Hill

B) Downing Street, 10

C) White House

D) The Congress
E) The Mall

288. The building must not be more than 90 feet high in …

A) London

B) Washington

C) Birmingham

D) New York
E) Edinburgh

289. The symbol of the republican party of the USA is …

A) monkey

B) lion

C) donkey

D) elephant

E) eagle

290. Washington, D.C. is … on the Potomac River.

A) celebrated

B) situated

C) drawn

D) reconstructed
E) represented

291. The head of the USA is ….

A) the Queen

B) the President

C) the King

D) the Prime Minister
E) Speaker

292. Hollywood is in …

A) North Carolina

B) Massachusetts

C) Michigan

D) Texas
E) California

293.What monument in Washington, D.C., dedicated to an American president, is nicknamed “The Pencil”?

A) Washington monument

B) Lincoln Memorial

C) Memorial to Jefferson

D) War Memorial

E) Kennedy Centre

294. Whose joint project was the creation of the Statue of Liberty?

A) French-English

B) French-American

C) American -English

D) German -English

E) English-Russian