Landmarks of the U.K.
British Slang
U.K. Food
British Authors
LORE
100
Name this famous English landmark.
Big Ben.
100
What do the Brit's call a cookie?
Biscuits
100
Name this dish.
Fish-n-chips
100
Who wrote the "Harry Potter" series?
J.K. Rowling
100
What mythological Irish creature is feature on the cereal "Lucky Charms?"
A leprechaun 
200
Name this English Landmark.
Stonehenge
200
What do British people call chips?
Crisps (they call fries chips).
200
Name this dish.
Bangers and mash
200
Who was the creator of "Peter Rabbit?"
Beatrix Potter
200
What is the name of the U.K flag?
The Union Flag or the Union Jack.
300
Name this English landmark.
Buckingham Palace
300
What is an 'argy bargy'?
An argument
300
What is the name of a type of blood sausage typically served with an English breakfast?
Black pudding.
300
Who was the author of "The Chronicles of Narnia?"
C.S. Lewis 
300
Where in London are the Crown Jewels kept when not in use?
The Tower of London.
400
Located on the coast of Northern Ireland. A result of volcanic activity, name this hexagonal rock formation.
The Giant's Causeway
400
What is a 'bog roll'?
Toilet paper
400
Name this Scottish dish made with sheep's heart, liver, and lungs
Haggis
400
Who was the author of "Lord of the Rings?" and "The Hobbit?"
J.R.R. Tolkien (technically he was born in South Africa, but his parents were English, he moved to England aged 3, and he held British citizenship)
400
In the fictional tales of "King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table." What is the name of the city King Arthur makes his home in?
Camelot
500
Name the Scottish Lake home to a mythical monster.
Loch Ness.
500
When British people say, "Bob's your uncle!" what does it mean?
They say use this expression when something is easy to do or use. An example would be, "And there you have it!"
500
Which dish is traditionally eaten on a Sunday in the UK and often includes roast beef, vegetables, and Yorkshire pudding?
Sunday roast
500
Who wrote the detective stories featuring Sherlock Holmes?
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
500
What is Scotland's national animal?
A Unicorn (I am not kidding). The unicorn is considered a symbol of freedom, resilience, and independence, which are also important values to Scots.