History
Who is the longest-reigning monarch in British history?
Elizabeth II passed Queen Victoria's record in 2015.
In which city can you find Tower Bridge?
London, the construction started in 1886 and ended in 1894
What is the national winter sport of Canada?
Ice hockey. Tracing back to the early 19th century, through a mix of Indigenous stick-and-ball games.
What drink is traditionally associated with England?
Tea. Originally from China, it was used as medicine. Tea spread globally through Portuguese and Dutch traders.
What is the Capital of Ireland?
Dublin
Who "discovered" Amerika?
Christopher Columbus, but it was first inhabited by indigenous hunter-gatherers.
Which landmark is a symbol of England?
Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle whose exact purpose remains unknown, but it was likely used for religious ceremonies and as a symbol of power and status.
In which country did golf originate?
Scotland is the birthplace of golf. The first written record of the game appeared in an act of the Scottish Parliament in 1457, when the king banned it because it was seen as a distraction.
Which country is famous for cheddar cheese?
England. originated in the village of Cheddar in Somerset, Southwest England. Now, the most popular type of cheese.
What is the Capital of Scotland?
Edinburgh
Which countries still have King Charles II as their head of state? Name at least three.
England, Northern Irland, Scotland, Wales, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, Bahamas, etc.
What famous waterfall lies between Canada and the United States?
The Niagara Falls. Formed during the Ice Age when large streams of water were released from the melting ice.
Which English-speaking country has won the most Olympic gold medals overall: United States or Australia?
The United States. 3.105 to be precise.
Which country is known for the dessert pavlova?
New Zealand and Australia both claim it. Inspired chefs in both nations wanted to create a dessert "as light as Anna Pavlova" (a Russian ballerina touring the nations)
What is the Capital of Canada?
Ottowa
What is the original language of Ireland?
Gaelic, a Celtic language spoken alongside English.
Which famous clock tower is attached to the Palace of Westminster in London?
The Big Ben. Also called Large Benjamin, which refers to the large bell and clock.
What sport is played with a bat, wickets, and a red ball?
Cricket. Started as a children's game, it evolved into an adult sport in the 1600s.
What is a “full English” mainly known as?
A traditional breakfast with eggs, bacon, sausages, beans, and toast. Originally for wealthy landowners.
What is the Capital of New Zealand?
Wellington
Which grand exhibition held in London's Hyde Park in 1851 showcased technological and cultural wonders from across the Empire?
The Great Exhibition was designed to solidify Britain's status as the world's leading industrial and economic power.
In which country would you visit Edinburgh Castle?
Scotland, Edinburgh. The most besieged place in Great Britain and one of the most attacked in the world.
What sport uses terms like “try,” “scrum,” and “conversion”?
The sport Rugby. It started at the Rugby School in England when a student caught the ball during a football match.
Which country is famous for the dessert called sticky toffee pudding?
England. A post-war luxury that is now seen as a global staple.
What is the Capital of Australia?
Canberra