What is the capital of the UK?
London
Does the UK have a democracy or dictatorship?
Democracy
The tertiary sector is also called what?
The services industry
How many McDonald's restaurants are there in the UK?
a) Under 100, b) Between 100 and 200, C) Over 200
C) Over 200
Where is London located in the UK?
In the Southeast of England
Who is the monarch of the UK?
King Charles III
What is the tertiary sector?
The tertiary sector refers to economic activities that don’t produce material goods but provide services for people, for the government or for other industries.
What does this picture tell us about globalisation in the UK?

That there are lots of brands from all over the world which sell their products in the UK, thanks to globalisation.
English, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland
The parliament in the UK is split into 3 parts. Name them.
The House of Commons, House of Lords, the Monarchy
Name three services included in the tertiary sector.
Education, transportation, healthcare, finance, sales, retail, tourism and entertainment, etc.
What is the definition of globalisation?
Globalisation is the process by which items and people move across borders.
From goods and services to money and technology, globalisation promotes and speeds up how we move and exchange things across the world.
What is the population of the UK?
67 million people
What is the role of the House of Commons? (Give two answers)
Debate important topics, discuss new laws, MPs hold government accountable, represent the public.
Name four jobs that form part of the tertiary sector.
Teacher, policeman, waiters, taxi drivers etc.
Names three types of globalisation.
Economic, cultural, political, geographic, digital etc.
Name three reasons why people migrate to the UK.
To work, to study, to flee war etc.
What does MP stand for?
Member of Parliament
What is the economic output of a country?
The value of all sales of goods and services in a country
Name two disadvantages of globalisation.
More carbon emissions, loss of jobs, workers not paid enough, child labour etc.