The UK
Australia
New Zealand
The USA
British humour / jokes
100
Find the missing adjective:
The current King, Charles the Third, is the _______ monarch to ascend to the throne in the UK.
oldest
100
What's the capital of Australia?
Canberra
100
What's the capital of New Zealand?
Wellington.
100
How many states is the US made up of?
50 states
100
Finish the joke:
- "I went to the doctor because I’d broken my arm in three places".
- "Well, you should stop....
.....going to those places"
200
This is Scotland's national dish and is prepared in sheep's stomach stuffed with oatmeal, offal, and onions. What do you call it?
Haggis
200
What's the population of Australia?
1) 14 million people
2) 26 million people
3) 36 million people
4) 44 million people
2) 26 million people
200
That's a kiwi bird. What's so special about it?
It has tiny wings, but cannot fly.
200
When does the US celebrate the Independence Day from the British Empire?
On the 4th of July
200
Finish the joke:
- "What do you call London without electricity?"
- "It's ...
Londoff"
300
TRUE or FALSE?
In the UK, you are never more than 50 km from the sea.
FALSE. It's 113km
300
Are both these statements TRUE or FALSE?
1. A kangaroo is only one centimeter long when it is born.
2. The name ‘Australia’ comes from the Latin word ‘australis’, meaning southern.
True
300
Are these both statements TRUE or FALSE?
1) This is the last country in the world to be discovered by humans.
2) There are more sheep than people in New Zealand
TRUE.
300
What's the largest state in the US?
Alaska
300
Finish the joke:
- "What's the past tense of William Shakespeare"?
- "It's ...........
....... Wouldiwas Shookspeared".
400
What year did the Queen Elizabeth II die?
In 2022.
400
Mozzie - is an Australian slang word for what?
A mosquito
400
What's the most popular sport in New Zealand?
Rugby
400
The most common language spoken in the US is English. What's the second?
Spanish
400
Finish the joke
- "Why did the student take a ladder to school?"
- "Because he/she was going.............
...........to high school"
500
What sea separates the United Kingdom from mainland Europe, with coasts in Norway, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France?
The North Sea
500
Does it ever snow in Australia?
YES: Australia is snowier than you think. During winter the Australian Alps actually receive more snow each year than Switzerland.
500
What do you call the indigenous people of New Zealand?
Māori.
500
What countries does the US share land borders with?
Canada and Mexico
500
Finish the joke
- "Where do cows go for entertainment?"
- "They go to the ..........
moooooooooovies!"