UK Knowledge
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Grammar
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100

Name three British cities

London, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol, Brighton, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Leeds, Oxford, Cambridge, etc. 

100

How many states are there in the United States? 

50

100
Correct the two mistakes: 


This hamburger is the bigger than the sandwich but the sandwich is tastiest thing you can buy at this cafe. 

bigger, the tastiest

100
to be down 


Context: Are you all down for the party this evening? 

Are you going to come? 

100

What is the name of the famous American film industry location?

Hollywood

200

What is special about some of the buses in London? 

They're are double-decker. They have two floors. 

200

Name three US states

New York, California, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Pensylvania, Washington, etc.

200

Correct the mistake:

When I will see him, I will tell him. 

When I see him, I will tell him. 

WHEN = PRESENT + FUTURE IN ENGLISH

200

a cuppa 

Context: It's four o'clock already. I really need a cuppa. 

a cup of tea

200

What does the abbreviation 'lol' stand for? 

Laugh Out Loud

300

How many countries make up the United Kingdom? 

4 (England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland)
300

Which female artist released the album Lemonade?

Beyonce 

300

Are you already .... the train? I'm .... the bus, but Matt is going ... car. 

ON, ON, BY

English is less precise with prepositions than French. For public modes of transport, on is always used. IN does not convey the idea of movement. 

300

to take the mickey out of someone 

Context: Bless him, poor sod. They don't stop taking the mickey out of him. 

se moquer de qqn

300

Which popstar actively supports Puerto Rico's independence from the United States? 

Bad Bunny

400

Name TWO of Shakespeare's plays

Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet, The Tempest, Othello, As You Like It, he Merchant of Venice, Much Ado About Nothing

400

Which US city is considered the birthplace of jazz?

New Orleans

400

Fill in the gaps: 

Two years ago, I ....... (fight) against the government. Last year, I .... (seek) to make amends. 

FOUGHT, SOUGHT

400

Knackered

Context: I got home absolutely knackered. 

exhausted, extremely tired
400

Which country did Trump want to invade recently? 

(Clue: not Iran)

Greenland (Denmark)

500

In which year did the UK vote to leave the United Kingdom? 

2016

500

Which Civil Rights figure wrote and delivered the speech 'I have a dream'?

Martin Luther King

500

Correct the 2 mistakes: Despite being a legal immigrant, Juan was took from his home at night and detaind. 

taken, detained

500

Chuffed 

Context: That maths exam was tough but I did a good job. I'm chuffed. 

to be happy with one's performance, proud
500

Everybody knows that the president of the United States is Trump, but the British prime minister elected in 2024 is much less known. What's his name? 

Keir Starmer

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