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100

What statue is a symbol of freedom in New York City?

The Statue of Liberty.

100

Which English-speaking country is located directly south of Canada?

The United States.

100

What artist in knows for songs like "Love Story" and "Shake it of"

Taylor Swift

100

What animated movie features a talking snowman named Olaf?

Frozen.

100

What meal is traditionally eaten in the morning in many English-speaking countries?

Breakfast.

100

Who did the British and Americans fight in Europe in the second world war?

The Nazis/Germans

200

What animal appears on the flag of Wales?

A dragon.

200

What ocean lies between the United Kingdom and the United States?

The Atlantic Ocean.

200

Who was president of the United States from 2008-2016?

Barack Obama

200

What is the name of Johnny Depps character in the Pirates of the Carribean movies?

Jack Sparrow

200

What sport is associated with Wimbledon in England?

Tennis.

200

Which 20th-century conflict involved Britain and Germany and lasted from 1914 to 1918?

World War I.

300

What famous clock tower is located in London?

Big Ben.

300

Which English-speaking country is made up of four parts: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland?

The United Kingdom.

300

Which actor is know for playing the lead in the movie Titanic?

Leonardo DiCaprio

300

What British film series follows a secret agent with the code name 007?

James Bond

300

Which American holiday, where families gather and eat a big dinner together, celebrates the harvest in November?

Thanksgiving

300

Which famous American document starts with “We the People”?

The U.S. Constitution.

400

What river runs through London?

The River Thames.

400

What English-speaking country is known for the city of Auckland?

New Zealand.

400

Which British monarch ruled Britain for 70 years and died in 2022?

Queen Elizabeth the II

400

Who is the detective created by Arthur Conan Doyle?

Sherlock Holmes.

400

What holiday is celebrated on July 4th in the United States?

Independence Day.

400

Which English queen reigned for over 60 years and gave her name to an era of history?

Queen Victoria

500

What building is home to the U.S. Congress?

The Capitol.

500

Which English-speaking country has the capital city of Canberra?

Australia.

500

Which South African leader won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993?

Nelson Mandela.

500

Which book by Mary Shelley is about a scientist who makes a monster?

Frankenstein

500

What traditional clothing item is often associated with Scotland?

A kilt.

500

Which war was fought between Britain and the American colonies from 1775–1783?

The American Revolutionary War.

600

What prehistoric stone circle is one of the UK’s most famous landmarks?

Stonehenge.

600

What African country has English as one of its official languages and the capital Nairobi?

Kenya.

600

Which American woman became famous as an aviation pioneer and disappeared in 1937?

Amelia Earhart.

600

Which movie tells the story of a boxing underdog played by Sylvester Stallone?

Rocky.

600

What sport is especially popular in England and Australia and uses a bat and ball?

Cricket

600

What 19th-century event involved millions of Irish dying and people leaving Ireland due to famine?

The Irish Potato Famine.

700

What historic prison island is located in San Francisco Bay?

Alcatraz.

700

Which English-speaking country is located on the island of Hispaniola together with Haiti?

Dominican Republic

700

Which British mathematician helped break the Enigma code during World War II?

Alan Turing.

700

What novel by George Orwell describes a dystopian future?

1984.

700

Which British holiday is famous for fireworks and bonfires in November?

Guy Fawkes Night / Bonfire Night.

700

Who was the first king of England after the Norman conquest in 1066?

William the Conqueror.