History and geography of the UK
Name the flag of the UK
Union Jack
The real power in the country belongs to
the Prime Minister
Name the capitals of these countries
Edinburg, Cardiff, Belfast
Name the ship which brought the first settlers to the New World
"Mayflower"
Name the three branches of the government
The Congress, the president, the Supreme Court
Name three well-known queens and kings.
Henry IV, Elizabeth I, Victoria, Elizabeth II
Name 3 places of interest in London
Westminster Abbey, Piccadilly Circus, St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace...
The biggest city in Scotland
Glasgow
The three mighty rivers of the USA
The Mississippi, the Missouri, the Colorado
The term of the president is
England is separated from the continent by
the English Channel
The Tower of London was built by... Why did he build it?
William the Conqueror. He was afraid to be killed by the local people
Name the island where Northern Ireland is situated
Ireland
What do the Americans call themselves?
melting pot
The number of members in the House of Representatives
435
Name 5 big cities in England
London, Manchester, Liverpool, Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, Bath, Brighton, Birmingham, Newcastle ...
How is the British Parliament divided. Name the parts.
The Hoise of Lords and the House of Commons
Name the symbols of these countries
A thistle, a daffodil and a shamrock
When does the country celebrate the Independence Day?
the 4th of July
Who was the president during the World War II?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Name the parts Britain is divided into
The Southeast, the Southwest, the North, the Midlands, East Anglia
How many members of the House of Commons are there?
650
The second highest mountain in Great Britain is called
Snowdon
Why do they eat turkeys for the Thanksgiving Day?
Because it helped the first settlers to survive when they were struggling with hunger.
Who was the youngest American president?
John F. Kennedy