History
What was the official language from 1066 to 1362?
French
In a formal business setting in England, this gesture is the most common way to greet someone.
Handshake
This train, launched in 1976, connects London with Paris and Brussels via the Channel Tunnel.
What is the Eurostar?
Which band sings, Yellow Submarine?
The Beatles
What is the most widely used media source?
BBC
The English pound was invented by whom?
The Romans
Traditional business attire for men in England often includes this item of clothing, which has remained a symbol of professionalism.
What is a suit and tie?
The longest road in the UK, running from London to Edinburgh, is this major north-south highway.
The A1
Which dish consists of cod and fries?
fish and chips
What does BBC Stand for?
British Broadcasting Network
Who was the longest raining monarch?
Queen Elizabeth II
In England, it is considered polite to arrive this many minutes early to a business meeting.
5 to 10 minutes
These distinctive double-decker buses are a symbol of London and have been in service since the 1950s.
Routemaster buses
What is the largest theater in Londons West End?
London Coliseum
What media source has been the longest running in England?
The Times
How many times has the country hosted the Olympics?
3 times in London
In English business culture, this type of communication style, favoring politeness and indirectness, is highly valued.
formal or reserved communication style
The busiest airport in the UK, located just west of London, handles over 80 million passengers annually.
What is Heathrow Airport?
When is afternoon tea served?
typically around 3:30 and 5 PM
What source do 44% of British citizens trust?
BBC
What was the first Capital of England?
Winchester
Business meetings in England usually start with this topic before moving on to work-related discussions.
What is small talk (often about the weather)
The London Underground is often referred to by this nickname, derived from its round logo.
What is the Tube?
which band sings pinball Wizard?
The Who
Where do most British citizens get their news from?
Social Media