Scotland

416. London is on the....

Thames

417. Sherwood Forest is famous for the legendary ….

Robin Hood

418. “Ulster” is another name for ….

Northern Ireland

420. The national emblem of Scotland is the ….

Daffodil

421. The word “Albion”, the poetic name of Great Britain, means ….

White

422. The British currency is ….

Pounds

443. What is the national emblem of England?

Rose

444. British people celebrate Halloween on the ….

31^st of October

445. A red dragon is the symbol of which country?

Wales

446. How many parts does Great Britain consist of?

447. … is Great Britain’s oldest University.

Oxford;

448. What is the capital of Wales?

Cardiff

449. The ravens in the Tower of London are taken care of because ….

Of a legend

450. The British Parliament consists of ….

The house of Lords and the house of Commons

451. Who is the official head of the state in Great Britain?

The queen or the king

452. What is “Big Ben”?

Clock

453. Which of the following can not be found in London?

The Statue of Liberty

454. The City is the ….

Business part of London

455. The national flower of Wales is ….

Thistle

456. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is ….

A constitutional monarchy

457. The “Speaker’s Corner” is situated in … in London.

Hyde park

458. The chairman of the House of Commons in the English Parliament is ….

The Speaker

459. The chairman of the House of Lords in the English Parliament is ….

The Lord-Chancellor

460. The most popular English sport is ….

Football

461. The Capital of Northern Ireland is ….

Belfast

462. Madam Tussaud’s is a museum of ….

Wax figures

463. Madam Tussaud’s museum is in ….

France

464. What country is the nearest continental neighbour to Great Britain?

France

465. … separates Great Britain from France.

English Channel

466. London is divided into ….

The City; the West End, the East End and Westminster

467. Who wrote “Hamlet”?

Shakespeare

468. … are the most famous educational centres of England.