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The location of the UK is …

North-west of Europe

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Queen Elizabeth I came to the throne after the reign of her half-sister


Mary I, known as Bloody Mary

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The most famous poet of the UK’s history is …

William Shakespeare

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Nursery schools are for children:

under 5 years

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the right meaning of the idiom “A storm in a teacup”


people are very upset or annoyed about something that is not at all important and will soon be forgotten

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Which countries occupy the island of Great Britain? 


England, Scotland, and Wales

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Elizabeth I was from illustrious dynasty named…..


Tudor

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The famous Beatles band is from ...

Liverpool

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What level is required to enter University?

A-levels

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The right meaning of the idiom “It never rains but it pours”


when something good or bad happens, similarly good or bad things tend to follow

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Which uplands form the “spine” of northern England?

Pennines

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The Anglo-Saxons were ... tribes

Germanic

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The second largest city in the UK is …

Birmingham

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In the UK, school year is divided into ... terms

three

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the right meaning of the idiom “Steal one’s thunder”


to steal one's idea, plan, or intellectual property and use it for profit or some benefit

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What is the largest lake in England’s Lake District?

Windermere

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What were the consequences of the Great Hunger of 1845-1849, the greatest tragedy of Ireland in the 19th century?


one million people died because of the bad potato harvest and more than one million emigrated to the USA

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What is the most prominent religion in the UK? 

Anglicanism (Church of England)

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The oldest University in England is...

Oxford

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The meaning of the idiom: “Get wind of something”

to find out about something secret or private

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What are the Brecon Beacons of Wales?

National Park

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Henry VIII ruled England and Ireland from

1509 to 1547

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What do the British celebrate on Bonfire night on 5 November? 

The failure of Guy Fawkes to blow up the king and Houses of Parliament

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The highest level of degree offered by university is ...

PhD, Doctor of Philosophy

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The meaning of the idiom: “Take a rain check” 

you are not going to accept an offer or suggestion immediately, but you may accept it later

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