HISTORY
SIGHTS
MUSUEMUS
PICTURES
MISCELLANY
100
Who conquerd Britain?
The Romans.
100
Big Ben is the name of the ______?
Bell
100
The British Museum is a public museum didicated to _____ _______?
Human history.
100
These are 2 really important people of the English history. What are their names?
Queen Victoria, Winston Churchill.
100
How many peole died in the great fire of london?
6.
200
The name Britain is derived from the name _________, used by the Romans from circa 55 BC.
Britannia.
200
The London Eye construction started when?
1998.
200
When was the British Museum established?
1753.
200
What is the name of this, and how long is one ride?
The Eye of London, 30 minutes.
200
What is the tallest building in london?
The Shard.
300
How much of the English population died of the plague (%)?
30-40%.
300
What is this thing called?
Stonehenge.
300
There are how many national museums in the UK?
14.
300
This is called what?
A double-decker bus.
300
How many languages are spoken in london?
>300.
400
Who was the Prime Minister of the UK in WW1?
David Lloyd George.
400
When was Buckingham Palace built?
1703.
400
What is the UK's most visited museum?
Natural History Museum.
400
If you are a true fan of English culture you must know these 3 people easily. Who are they?
Boris Johnson, Queen Elizabeth, Stormzy.
400
What was the london university first to allow?
Women to study at the university.
500
In 1971 the British money was divided up into pounds, shillings and pence. How many shillings was 1 pound worth?
20 shillings.
500
This is a depiction of the inprisonment of Charles, Duke of Orlélans from a 15th-century manuscript. What building is this?
The tower of London
500
What museum is this?
National History Museum
500
____________ is a road junciton and public space of London's West End in the City of Westminster.
Picadilly Cricus
500
Which one is right? London is...
a) the second biggest city in England.
b) the biggest city in England.
c) the third smallest city in England
d) the smallest city in England.
d) the smallest city in England.