Geography of GB and The USA
Holidays in GB and USA
Basic Politics
History
Education System in GB and in The USA
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England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland together form this country are called...

The United Kingdom (UK)

10

On 25th December, people celebrate this holiday.

Christmas

10

The head of state in the United Kingdom is the…

King/Queen

10

Who was the first President of the United States?

George Washington

10

In the UK, children start school at about this age.

5 years old

20

The US flag has this many stars.

50

20

On 31st October, children wear costumes and go “trick or treat.”

Halloween

20

The UK has a King or Queen. This is called the…

Monarch

20

In 1492, this explorer sailed to America.

Christopher Columbus

20

Students go to this place after high school if they want higher education.

College / University

30

This country is next to England and is famous for bagpipes.

Scotland

30

In the USA, families eat turkey on this November holiday.

Thanksgiving

30

The President of the USA works in this building 

The White House

30

Who was the British Prime Minister during World War II?

Winston Churchill

30

What is the name of the optional year between secondary school and university, often used for work or travel?

Gap year

40

The capital city of Scotland.

Edinburgh

40

In March, the Irish and British celebrate this saint’s day, often with green clothes.

St. Patrick’s Day

40

The President of the USA works for this many years in one term.

4 years

40

The USA became independent in this year.

1776 

40

In the USA, the last year of high school is called…

12th grade / Senior year

50

The tallest mountain in the UK.

Ben Nevis

50

This holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus and in Britain is linked with chocolate eggs.

Easter Sunday

50

The UK Parliament has two parts: House of ___ and House of ___.

Commons and Lords

50

In which year did the Battle of Hastings take place?

1066

50

What is the typical final exam taken by high school students in the United States before graduation?

SAT (or ACT)

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