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What is the nickname of the flag of the UK?

The Union Jack.

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What river is London situated on? 

The Thames

100

Where can you see wax figures of many famous people? 

In Madame Tussaud’s.

100

What is the largest museum in London? 

The British Museum.

100

How many bronze lions can you see at the foot of the monument to Admiral Nelson? 

4

200

What is the oldest university in Great Britain? 

Oxford

200

When do British people celebrate Halloween? 

On the 31st of October.

200

When do British people celebrate Guy Fawkes Day? 


On the 5th of November.

200

When did the Great Fire of London break out? 

In 1666.

200

How many states are there in the USA? 

50

300

When do Americans celebrate Independence Day? 

On the 4th of July.

300

In which month is Thanksgiving Day celebrated? 

November

300

When do Australians celebrate the New Year? 

In summer.

300

A famous English playwright and poet, the author of “Romeo and Juliet”, “Hamlet”, “Othello”?

 W. Shakespeare.

300

On this holiday people send presents, flowers and greeting cards to their sweethearts, lovers, husbands and wives. 

St. Valentine’s Day.

400

On this national American holiday people thank God for good harvest and eat roast turkey, pumpkin and plum pudding. 

Thanksgiving Day.

400

On this holiday children put on strange masks, dress up as ghosts and witches and cry “Trick or Treat”. 

Halloween.

400

On this day in April people play tricks and jokes on their friends and relatives. 

April Fool’s Day

400

The traditional meal on this day consists of a turkey, cranberry sauce and a pumpkin pie. 

(Thanksgiving Day)

400

Most people believe that on this holiday ghosts and witches go out and walk all night.

 Halloween

500

Children enjoy eating sweet rabbits and listening to stories about the bunny who brings eggs in a fancy basket on this holiday. 

Easter

500

When do the British say: The rose is red, the violets are blue,The honey’s sweet and so are you. 

On the 14th of February

500

This activity consists of rolling colored, hard-boiled eggs down a slope until they are cracked and broken after which they are eaten by their owners. When does this pastime take place? 

On Easter Sunday

500

Nowadays on this holiday young men and women declare their feelings for each other, some seriously, some humorously. 

St. Valentine’s Day

500

It is celebrated on the 26th of December. It comes straight away after Christmas Day. This is an old tradition when in old times rich people used to give their servants money or «Christmas boxes». 


Boxing Day