Name 3...
...cities in UK
London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Belfast, Oxford...
Movie about one young wizard fighting the Dark lord
Harry Potter
The author of Harry Potter books.
J.K. Rowling
Name the mother of Prince William and Prince Harry. She died in a car crash in Paris
Princess Diana
Name one home of King Charles III
Buckingham palace, Windsor castle etc.
...parts of the UK
England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland
Movie about a famous ship that started its last journey on the 15 of April, 1912.
Titanic
A famous British writer. You know his plays: Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Othello.
William Shakespeare
Name 3 British (former) colonies.
Canada, Australia, parts of USA, India etc.
What are the two most famous universities in England?
Oxford and Cambridge
...royal family members
Elizabeth II., Prince Philip, Charles III, Prince William, Princess Katherine, George, Charlotte, Louis
Tv series produced by HBO about fantasy world with dragons, knights, kings and queens.
Game of thrones
The name of the current British Prime Minister.
How many wives had king Henry VIII.?
Six
Which famous lake in Scotland is meant to have a monster?
Loch Ness
...football teams in the UK
Machester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City
Movie or tv series about a famous fictional detective written by Arthur Conan Doyle.
Sherlock Holmes
Music group that started in Liverpool. Their most famous songs are Hey Jude, Yellow Submarine, Yesterday, Let it be
The Beatles
Who was England's Prime Minister during World War II?
Winston Churchill
The mysterious ring/circle of standing stones in Wilshire.
Stonehenge
...famous British music groups
Oasis, One Direction, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Queen
Movie about fictional British Secret Service agent created by writer Ian Fleming.
James Bond.
Who is the British comic, whose best friend is teddy bear named Teddy, who makes funny faces and barely speaks?
Mr. Bean
How many years did the queen Elizabeth II rule for? (within 5 years)
70 years
Where does the British Parliament meet?
The Palace of Westminster or The Houses of Parliament.