The United Kindgom
National symbols in the UK
The USA
Monarchy
English language
100

The official name of the UK

the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

100

The Union Flag is known as

the Union Jack

100

Where The United States of America is situated?

It is situated in the central and southern parts of the continent of North America, and includes the state of Alaska and the Hawaii Islands in the Pacific Ocean.

100

Who is the current monarch in the UK?

King Charles III

100

The English language is from what family of languages?

Indo- European family

200

Government type

constitutional monarchy

200

The upright red is the cross is...

the cross of St. George, the patron saint of England

200

Government type

Federal republic

200

Who had the longest reign in British history? 

Queen Elizabeth was the longest reigning British Monarch of all time.

200

English has common roots with French. True or False

True(Germanic language is a common root)

300

Where is the UK situated?

Western Europe, British Isles

300

The red diagonal cross is...

the cross of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland

300

When does the country celebrate its national holiday? 

The country celebrates its national holiday, Independence Day, on the 4th of July, the day when it declared independence from Great Britain in 1776.

300

Who is the heir of the UK monarch?

Prince William, the eldest son of the current monarch.

300

Why is English called the language of Shakespeare?

Because of his contribution to the development of the language

400

What separates Great Britain from Europe?

the English Channel

400

 Dieu et mon droit  is written under the shield True or False?

True. ('God and my right')

400

How is called the flag of the USA?

The flag of the USA is called the Stars and Stripes.

400

Kings And Queens Celebrate Two Birthdays. True or False?

Kings and Queens actually have two birthdays. Although this might seem impossible or hard to understand, there is an interesting reason for this. Typically, a monarch’s birthday is celebrated by a parade known as Trooping the Colour. However, Edward VII’s birthday was in November and he decided that it would be too cold to celebrate, so he moved his birthday to a date in June. It was the same with Queen Elizabeth who used to celebrate her birthday privately on April 21, but she would recognise this milestone with the public on the second Saturday of June.

400
Name two factors that can influence English to lose its priority as a global language

Old age

Asian countries

Internet

People speaking English as a second language

500

What are the highest mountains in the British Isles?

The Highlands are the highest mountains in the British isles, the highest point is Ben Nevis, located in Scotland

500

How many lions are on the Coat of Arms?

9(the three lions of England in the first and fourth quarters, the lion of Scotland in the second. The shield is supported by a lion and there is a lion on the crown)

500

What is the largest river in the USA?

The largest river in the USA is the Mississippi River

500

A Queen’s Husband Becomes A King. True or False?

False. You may have noticed that when Charles became King, his wife Camilla was given the title of Queen. It will be the same when Prince William is crowned. Then, his wife Kate will also become a Queen. However, when a man marries a Queen, he doesn’t become King. This is why, Prince Philip who was Queen Elizabeth’s husband never became King. The reason for this longstanding rule in the Royal Family is because the title of King is only ever given to someone who inherits the throne.

500

Name the languages that influenced English during its development

Throughout history, other languages have influenced English. Though initially, of Germanic origin, it has been in fact replaced around 500 B.C. by the Celtic language. 

During the Norman Conquest of 1066, William the Conqueror imposed a new government, and tried to impose on Britain the conquerors’ French

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