Mass media
What are the most popular daily newspapers in Great Britain?
The Sun, The Mirror
What country is the birthplace of cricket?
England
Who is the head of the government in the United Kingdom?
Prime Minister.
English, maths, IT are .... subjects
Conpulsory
J.K. Rowling is famous for which series of books?
Harry Potter
Where will you find more gossip, human interest stories and more pictures, not very much serious news?
Tabloids
Where international football matches and the Cup Finals take place?
Wembley
Who is the chairman of the House of Lords
Lord Chancellor
School for small children from 5 to 7 years old is called
Infant school
This Royal person was famous for her work with charity but her clothes and her physical image were as famous as well
Princess Diana
How do British people call larger newspapers
Broadsheets
What is the name of the world's most famous single sporting event in horse racing
Derby
People who sit in the House of Commons are called ...
Members of Parliament
The second oldest and famous University in Britain is ...
Cambridge
In which city did the Beatles originate?
Liverpool
Where almost all national newspapers of Great Britain have been published since 18th century?
Fleet Street
What is the name of the championship, a professional football league for English football clubs
Premier League
Which House represents the people of Britain?
The House of Common
what is the most famous public school, only for boys, in which Prince William studied
Eton
Which famous English naturalist, geologist and biologist worked on the evolution of Man?
Charles Darwin.
The use of lurid features and sensationalized news in newspaper publishing to attract readers and increase circulation.
Yellow press
A cultural event held throughout the year in Scotland as a way of celebrating Scottish culture.Backpiper orchestras, highland dancers, participants in sporting events take part in the games.
Highland games
This is the place where members of Parliament gather to make laws
The Houses of Parliament
Schools that usually combine all types of secondary education
Comprehensive
Who sang Last Christmas?
Wham