Stores
What's the name of a musical instrument shop?
Hanks’s Guitar Shop
Which dish became popular in wider circles in London and South East England in the middle of the 19th century?
Fish and chips
What's a British slang word for clinking drinks together?
Cheers
What's a popular tradition? (A light meal with tea, sandwiches, and cakes.)
Afternoon Tea
What's the name of a popular location? (A historic castle and former royal residence.)
The Tower of London.
What's the name of the big toy store in London?
Hamleys
What is a British tradition of serving food and beverages on pretty trays?
Afternoon tea
What's a British slang word for a "Good buddy"?
Mate
What's a popular tradition? (A ceremony at Buckingham Palace.)
The Changing of the Guard
What's the name of a popular location? (The official residence of the British monarch)
Buckingham Palace.
What's the name of the biggest wedding dress store in London?
Evelie
What do you call the famous pub snack that is made from hard or soft-boiled eggs?
Scotch eggs
What's a British slang for pound?
Quid
What's a popular tradition? (A comedic theatrical performance during Christmas)
Pantomime
What's the name of a popular location? (A world-renowned museum with extensive collections.)
The British Museum.
What is the famous old store in London?
Fortnum & Mason
What do they call the traditional dish they eat on a Sunday?
Sunday roast
What's a slang word for being playfully rude?
Cheeky
What's a popular tradition? (Celebrating Guy fawkes' failed gunpowder plot)
Bonfire night
What's the name of a popular location? (The seat of the UK government.)
The Houses of Parliament.
What's one of the best homeware shops in London?
Aria
What's the name of a British dessert consisting of a moist sponge cake covered in a toffee sauce, often served with a vanilla custard or vanilla ice cream?
Sticky toffee pudding
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What's a popular tradition (A traditional sport, especially in the summer months.)
Cricket
What's the name of a popular location? (A giant Ferris wheel offering stunning views of the city.)
The london eye.