Geographical position of the United Kingdom
Animals
Culture
London sights
Holidays
100

What is the capital of the United Kingdom?

What is London?

100

What animal is mentioned in the idiom "to let the ___ out of the bag," which means to share a secret?

Cat

100

In British pubs, this salty snack made from fried fish is traditionally accompanied by thick chips or French fries.

Fish and Chips

100

This famous bridge spanning the River Thames is one of London's most photographed landmarks, flanked by the towers of the Bridge's exhibition

Tower Bridge

100

This holiday celebrated in early spring involves children going door-to-door with baskets to collect eggs, nuts, and other treats.

Easter

200

What languages are spoken in the United Kingdom?

English, Scottish Gaelic, Irish, and Cornish

200

If someone says, "I smell a rat in this business deal," what are they implying?  

They suspect there is something dishonest or suspicious about the deal

200

This tradition involves people gathering to sing songs from door-to-door in the weeks leading up to Christmas

Caroling/carols

200

This central London square is home to the former Admiralty Arch, Canada House, and Nelson's Column topped by a statue of the famous naval officer.

Trafalgar Square

200

This annual day celebrated in late February or early March is also known as Shrove Tuesday. What is the commonly used name for this festive day?

Pancake Day

300

Name the country that, along with England, Scotland, and Wales, make up the United Kingdom

Northern Ireland

300

If someone says "I haven't seen John for donkey's years," what does it imply? 

You haven't seen John for an extremely long period of time  

300

Name the iconic British rock band formed in London in 1962 whose hits include "Hey Jude" and "Let It Be."

The Beatles

300

This massive stone circle and UNESCO World Heritage site located in the London Borough of Greenwich is considered an important cultural landmark.

Stonehenge

300

Celebrated on November 5th, this holiday commemorates the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 with bonfires and firework displays.

Guy Fawkes Day/Bonfire Night

400

Which is the northernmost country of the United Kingdom – England, Scotland, or Wales?

Scotland

400

This legendary creature is said to inhabit a large, deep lake in the Scottish Highlands. While its existence has never been conclusively proven, it has been a part of Scottish folklore for centuries. Name this famous cryptid, often referred to as "Nessie."

The Loch Ness Monster

400

The leek is one of the national emblems of which country, and is worn on St. David's Day celebrations?

Wales

400

Designed by Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of 1666, the present cathedral building contains the Whispering Gallery, a dome where a whisper can be heard anywhere along the walls. Name this famous church.  

St. Paul's Cathedral

400

Celebrated on the last Monday of August, this holiday marks the end of the summer with parades, funfairs, and other events.

Bank Holiday/Summer Bank Holiday

500

Which major body of water separates the island of Great Britain from the European mainland?

The English Channel

500

This unusual primate, native to Madagascar, is known for its large eyes, elongated middle finger, and unique feeding habits. Its appearance has led to it being dubbed as one of the world's ugliest creatures, though it plays an important role in its ecosystem. Name this lemur species that is threatened by habitat loss and hunting.  

Aye-aye

500

This medieval heroic poem by an unknown English author tells the story of the eponymous warrior who slays a monstrous descendant of Cain

Beowulf

500

Officially called The Cathedral Church of St Peter in Westminster, this Gothic abbey church is the traditional location for English monarchs' coronations and weddings, including those of William and Kate in 2011.

Westminster Abbey

500

In England, this leafy plant with white berries is hung above entrances during Christmas as a symbol of peace and joy

Mistletoe

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