Food and Drink
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Landmarks in Pop Culture
200
Often made to use up cooked ground beef this baked dish also contains mashed potatos and is often served with peas.
Shepherd's Pie
200
The national flag of the UK (Pictured) is known by what official name?
The Union Jack
200
Mathematician, physicist and astronomer. Famous for the three laws of motion and universal gravitation.
Sir Isaac Newton
200
A notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product, service, or event or publicizing a job vacancy.
Advertisement - uhd-VER-tis-muhnt
200
Estimated to have been constructed 5000 years ago, this monument located on the Salisbury Plane is a backdrop for many movies and documentaries.
Stonehenge
400
This alcoholic beverage known for its "Hoppy" taste became popular with traders of the British East India Company in the 19th century and is still popular today.
India Pale Ale
400
The Yeomen Warders (Pictured), the official guards of the tower of London, are commonly referred to as what?
Beefeaters
400
Drummer and occasional lead singer his vocals can be heard on "Yellow Submarine" from the 1966 album Revolver. (Bonus point if you get his legal name correct)
Sir Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr)
400
A semisolid food prepared from milk fermented by added bacteria.
Yogurt - Yog-uht
400
The Secret Intelligence Service building, located at 85 Albert Embankment was popularized under a different name partly due to its association with the Bond franchise.
MI6
600
This "pudding" is not sweet but is instead made from blood, fat and beef suet.
Black Pudding or Blood Pudding
600
The crest with three lions originally used to lead soldiers into battle has instead become associated with which English institution?
English National Football (Soccer) Team
600
Born in Edinburgh Scotland, he is famous for his depictions of Bond in movies such as Goldfinger and From Russia with Love.
Sir Sean Connery
600
Use of free time for enjoyment. Opportunity afforded by free time to do something.
Leisure - LEZH-uh
600
Released in 1969 the cover art for this Beatles album captures a thoroughfare in Camden and Westmister.
Abbey Road
800
This layered desert is made with jam, fruit and custard; not beef sauteed with peas and onions.
English Trifle
800
The Orb, Sceptre and crown make up which priceless trio?
The Crown Jewels
800
DAILY DOUBLE
Sir David Attenborough
800
Any of a group of organic compounds which are essential for normal growth and nutrition.
Vitamin - VIT-uh-min
800
Opening in 1894 this lift and suspension bridge spans the River Thames and has been featured in several films including: Spiderman, Friends and Doctor Who.
Tower Bridge
1000
Launched in 1930 under the name "Pre-Gestee", this tea brand accounts for 8.3 million tea drinkers.
PG Tips
1000
The London underground also goes by this name by locals.
The Tube
1000
After returning from the Second World War he began a 60 year acting career playing characters such as Dracula and Saruman.
Sir Christopher Lee
1000
A sharp sauce made with soy, vinegar, and spices origionating from a small town south of Birmingham.
Worcestershire - Wu-stuh-shr or Wu-stuh-sheer
1000
This instrumental guitar composition by Eric Johnson is named after the white cliffs which overlook the narrowest section of the English Channel.
The Cliffs of Dover