Geography
Traditions
Food
Famous People
English Language Facts
Symbols
100
Name three big cities in the USA.
➡️ New York. / Los Angeles. / Chicago.
100
What holiday is celebrated on the 4th of July in the USA?
➡️ Independence Day.
100
What drink is popular in the UK?
Tea.
100
Name one famous singer or actor from the UK.
➡️ Adele. / Ed Sheeran. / Emma Watson.
100
How many letters are in the English alphabet?
➡️ 26.
100
What famous statue is a symbol of freedom in the USA?
➡️ The Statue of Liberty.
200
What is the capital of Canada?
➡️ Ottawa.
200
When is Thanksgiving celebrated in Canada, and what is its meaning?
➡️ In October. It is celebrated to give thanks for the harvest and good fortune.
200
Name one traditional Canadian food.
➡️ Poutine. / Maple syrup.
200
Name one famous sportsperson from the USA.
➡️ Michael Jordan. / Serena Williams.
200
What word is used in British English for subway?
U
nderground/tube.
200
What animal is a national symbol of Canada?
➡️ The beaver.
300
What ocean is near Australia?
➡️ The Pacific Ocean. / The Indian Ocean.
300
What traditional Māori ceremony is performed in New Zealand before important events or sports matches?
The Haka.
300
What traditional British dish is made with fish and fried potatoes?
➡️ Fish and chips.
300
Name a famous British writer who created Harry Potter.
J.K. Rowling.
300
Name one English-speaking country in Oceania.
➡️ Australia. / New Zealand.
300
What animals appear on the Australian coat of arms, and what do they symbolise?
The kangaroo (and emu); they symbolise progress and moving forward.
400
What sea separates the UK from mainland Europe?
The North Sea
400
What holiday is celebrated with fireworks in the UK on 5 November?
➡️ Bonfire Night (Guy Fawkes Night).
400
What sweet dessert made with syrup is popular in spring in Canada?
Pancakes with maple syrup.
400
Name a famous Australian writer who wrote the novel The Book Thief.
Markus Zusak.
400
Which English-speaking country uses both English and French as official languages?
➡️ Canada.
400
What does the Union Jack symbolise in the UK?
➡️ It symbolises the union of different countries: England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
500
Which large country is the closest neighbour to New Zealand?
Australia.
500
What is Australia Day, and when is it celebrated?
➡️ Australia Day is celebrated on 26 January to mark the beginning of modern Australia.
500
What food is traditionally eaten at baseball games?
Hot dogs.
500
Who is the actual Prime Minister of the UK?
Keir Starmer.
500
Why is English considered a global language? Give at least three reasons.
Because it is worldwide for communication, education, business and media.
500
Why is the silver fern an important symbol of New Zealand?
It represents national identity and is often linked to sport and nature.