GEOGRAPHY
The UK is also known as:
What is Britain?
Oil , gas, nuclear/hydro power and coal are the:
What are the primary energy sources?
Britain’s physical relief can be divided into highland and lowland. This has got fertile soils and good agricultural conditions:
What is lowland?
The underwater railroad which connects France with the UK is called:
What is the Channel Tunnel?
The traditional dish in UK is:
What is fish and chips?
The UK comprises these territories:
What is England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and includes the island of Great Britain?
The most important secondary source is:
What is electricity?
Some farms in eastern and northern England and Northern Ireland concentrate on:
What is pig production?
Is one of the most competitive and rapidly expanding sectors of the economy (British Telecom):
What is Telecommunication System?
This is a bus that has two storeys or decks. They are used for mass transport in the United Kingdom:
What is double-decker bus?
The UK only land border is:
What is the island of Ireland?
Britains research on solar, wind, wave and tidal power because they are:
What is renewable energy?
Apples, berries and flowers are widely grown, and it's called:
What is horticulture?
This was established in 1635, is a government-owned body (Consignia) and is responsible for collecting, handling and delivering some 80 million letters and parcels every day:
What is the Post Office?
The underground railway system that services the London metropolitan area is called:
What is the London Underground?
The famous river crossing England and Wales is:
What is the Thames?
It is an important natural energy resource, but there are objections to its use on pollution and cost grounds:
What is coal?
This industry is important to the national economy and is centred on a number of ports around the coasts everywhere:
What is fishing industry?
This is caused by factories and power stations discharging pollutants into the air and by emissions from cars, buses and lorries. It seriously affects both urban and rural areas, is a threat to people’s health:
What is Air Pollution?
It is located in the south-west of England and one of the UK’s most famous tourist attractions:
What is Stonehenge?
Britain was originally part of the European mainland, the country was separated from the continent because:
What are melting of the glaciers?
or
What is the sea level rise?
It is expensive and there is a lack of demand from big consumers:
What is coal?
This cover an estimated 6.6 million acres, not enogh to cover timber needs, so the country is heavily dependent upon wood imports:
What are Woodlands?
They are forms of environmental damage to the sea and beach pollution is caused by:
What is untreated sewage, toxic industrial waste, industrial waste, toxic fertilizers, and pesticides?
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllllandysiliogogogoch located in Weles is:
What is the longest town names in the world?