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Who wrote the famous quote "to be or not to be"?
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100
"Stairway to Heaven" is probably the most famous song by which British band?
Led Zeppelin
100
What's the nickname of the British capital, London?
The Big Smoke
100
What is the British flag called?
The Union Jack
100
What's the name of the ancient stone circle situated on Salisbury Plains?
Stonehenge
200
Who was the first female Prime Misiter of The UK?
Margaret Thatcher
200
The picture below represents which band?
The Rolling Stones
200
What kind of annual race is held between Oxford and Cambridge univeristies?
A boat race
200
What is the currency used in Britain?
Pound sterling (GBP)
200
What's the English channel between The UK and Europe called?
La Manche
300
Who was known as the "The Queen of people's hearts'"?
Princess Diana <3
300
Who's the lead singer of The Rolling Stones?
Mick Jagger
300
Which breed of dog became the sombol of British resistance during WWII?
The bulldog
300
The United Kingdom consists of........ (name the countries)
England, Wales, Scotland, and Nothern Ireland.
400
Who reigned for seventy years, making them the longest reigning Monarch in British History?
Queen Elizabeth II
400
"The dark side of the Moon" & "The Wall" are timeless albums written by .....?
Pink Floyd
400
During the 19th century gentlemen wore hats, ones that varried in class. A top hat and a bowler hat. Guess which one was worn by the middle class and which one by the upper class.
Bowler hat - middle class
Top hat - upper class
400
The largest ferris wheel situated in London called?
The London Eye
500
The symbol "V" symbolising victory was created by.....?
Winston Churchill
500
What is the name of the national anthem of the UK?
"God Save the King"
500
Who is the personification of the UK?
Britannia, a female warrior with a lion at her feet, a sword in her right hand, a trident, and a shield in her left.
500
What does the British flag consist of?
St. George's cross, St. Andrews cross, and St. Patrick's cross