Geographic
How many countries are in the United Kingdom?
4
Many rural inhabitants and farmers feel neglected by the UK central government. True or false?
True
Many farms in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and northern and south-western England specialize in...
Dairy farming, beef cattle and sheep herds.
Soil, gas, nuclear/hydro power and coal.
What are the transport system that provides the country?
Roads, railways and civil aviation.
What is the city capital of United Kingdom as a whole?
London
Which country is the largest and has the biggest population?
England
The fish-farming industry (salmon, trout and shellfish) is a large and expanding business, particularly in what country?
Scotland
What is the most important secondary source?
Electricity
What are the main suppliers for telecommunications?
Private companies and public Post Office.
Europe
The Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland, the cliffs of Dover in southern England, the Highlands of Scotland and the Welsh mountains are the result from....
Geological and climatic history.
The most important fish catches are cod, haddock, whiting, herring, mackerel, palace and sole. True or False?
There are problems with energy sources and concerns about pollution and environmental damage. True or False?
True
There is a public concern in Britain related to the environment. What are the concerns?
With what other name is known United Kingdom?
Uk or Bratain
The climate in Britain is mainly...
Temperate with variations between coolness and mildness.
How many acres of Woodlands cover Britain?
About 6.6 million acres.
Alternative forms of renewable energy are becoming more important, such as...
Electricity generation by wind power.
What year did the Green movement started?
1980
Where does the King live?
In London, Palace of Buckingham.
What months tend to be the driest months?
March to June
What land area of Britain do farms cover?
About 76%
Where does UK import their electricity
The UK electricity network is connected to systems in France, the Netherlands and Ireland through cables called interconnectors. The UK uses these to import or export electricity when it is most economical.
What is the cause for air pollution in Britain?