Basic facts
What country in the Uk has a flag that is white and blue?
Scotland.
How many countries does the UK have?
Four
What happened in the 20th century that ended the British Empire?
The two world wars.
What is the most recognisable classic dish from the UK
Fish and Chips
What is afternoon tea served with?
Sandwiches, scones and pastries
What currency does the UK have?
Pound.
In what country does the river Thames run through?
England
When was the industrail revolution?
The 18th century
Name one famous writer we mentioned in the presentation?
Ex. Rowling or Shakespeare
What is the event that commemorates the failed Gunpowder plot on November 5th?
Guy Fawkes Night
What kind of governance does the UK have?
Parliamentary democracy with constitunional monarchy.
What are the mountains in Scotland called?
The scottish highlands.
Who was the monarch during the 16th century that paved way for global power?
Queen Elizabeth I
Name one famous musician/Band mentioned in the presentation
Ex. The Beatles, Queen, Adele
Name one royal tradition
Ex. Trooping the colour, the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, royal weddings
What is the capital of the UK?
London
What is a noticable coastal area in Northen Ireland?
Who took over the UK after the celtic tribes?
What is Buckingham Palace known for?
It’s the royal residence.
Why is the royal guard not allowed to move and talk to people?
Because they need to remained focus and be disciplined.
What four countries are part of the UK?
England, Wales, Scotland and Northen Ireland
What is the island where England, Wales, Scotland and northen ireland called?
The island of great britian
The normans came in the 11th century and mixed their french influences with what traditions?
Anglo-Saxon
What is kind of sport is Wimbledon and the premier league? (two different answers)
Tennis and football/soccer
Does the UK have many traditions?
yes