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England is one nation of the United Kingdom. What are the other three?

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

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What’s the capital city of England?

London

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The first stamp was released in 1840 and showed a portrait of a queen. Which queen?

Queen Victoria

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The London Eye opened in which year?

2000

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The Elizabethan Age was named after what Queen?

Elizabeth I, queen of England (1558–1603) 

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Which nation of the United Kingdom is not a part of Great Britain?

Northern Ireland (The UK is referred to as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland).

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What’s the capital city of Scotland?

Edinburgh

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There is only one country in the UK that shares a border with a non-UK country. What’s the non-UK country?

Ireland

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The Princess Diana memorial garden is in which London park?

Kensington Gardens

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The American Revolution for independence was led by... 

George Washington, often caled the “Father of His Country"

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What nation does Wales share a border with?

England

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What’s the capital city of Wales?

Cardiff

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Is the Thames the longest river in the UK? 

No, river Severn is (354km/220 miles – The Thames is 346km) 

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In front of which London monument can you see the Changing of the Guard ?

Buckingham Palace

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What was Richard I's nickname?

Richard the Lionheart

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What’s the UK’s flag called?

Union Jack (also known as the Union Flag)

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What’s the capital city of Northern Ireland?

Belfast

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What’s the highest mountain in the UK?

Ben Nevis (Scotland- 1,345m)

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Which famous prehistoric monument was built around 5,000 years ago in the south of England?

Stonehenge

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Who was last king of the Anglo-Saxon royal line?

Edward the Confessor,

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