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What is the capitol of the UK

London

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This famous British queen ruled for over 70 years until 2022.

Queen Elizabeth II

100

This drink is famously associated with British afternoon breaks.

Tea

100

This person is the ceremonial head of state in the UK

The Monarch (king or queen)

100

This famous British author created a boy wizard named Harry Potter.

J.K. Rowling

200

What countries are around the UK

Wales, France, Netherlands, Ireland, and Belgium

200

This British ship’s sinking helped change maritime safety laws.

The Titanic

200

This British TV show asks contestants to bake under intense pressure.

The Great British Baking Show

200

This person is the head of the UK government and leads the Cabinet.

Prime Minister

200

This British actor played both James Bond and a modern Sherlock Holmes.

Benedict Cumberbatch

300

What famous river flows through London

The River Thames

300

This King’s love life literally changed the Church of England

King Henry VIII

300

This British word for cookie will confuse Americans every time.

Biscuit

300

The UK Parliament has two chambers: the House of Commons and this upper house.

House of Lords

300

This British girl group became a global phenomenon in the late 1990s.

The Spice Girls

400

This UK city is home to the Beatles

Liverpool

400

This British prime minister led the UK during most of World War II.

Winston Churchill

400

This sporting event is the oldest tennis tournament in the world and takes place in England.

Wimbledon

400

This 2016 vote led to the UK leaving the European Union.

Brexit

400

This giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank is one of London’s most famous modern landmarks.

The London Eye

500

This body of water separates England from France.

The English Channel

500

This British prison-turned-palace is where Anne Boleyn was executed.

Tower of London

500

This festival in Northern England celebrates local culture, involves giant cheese rolling down a hill.

Cooper’s Hill Cheese-Rolling Festival

500

This building in London houses both the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

The Palace of Westminster

500

In the UK there’s a myth that it is illegal to die in this building.

The House of Parliament

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