England
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
the UK
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The national flower of England is ...
the Red Rose.
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What is the national flower of Wales?
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What is an Act of Union?
It's a document signed in 1707, when Scotland joined England. England, Wales, and Scotland had a united parliament.
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The national flower is a ... .
The national flower is a shamrock.
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The UK flag is called ... . It is a combination of ... (Scotland), ... (England), and ... (N. Ireland).
The UK flag is called the Union Jack (the Union Flag). It is a combination of St. Andrew's Cross (Scotland), St. George's Cross (England), and St. Patrick's Cross (N. Ireland).
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How do you call the flag of England?
St. George's cross
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Who is given the title 'Prince of Wales’?
The eldest son of the king/the queen.
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Whan was Scotland united with England and Wales?
In 1651.
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Ireland was united with Britain in 1701 and the Dublin parliament closed. Is it true?
No, it happened in 1801.
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The document which can be regarded as the first legal step towards constitutional monarchy in Britain is ... .
The Bill of Rights (1689)
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The Saint's day is celebrated on ... .
The Saint's day is celebrated on the 23rd of April.
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When were Welsh and English parliaments united?
In 1536.
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The biggest city of Scotland is ... .
Edinburgh
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How do you call the national flag of Ireland?
St. Patrick's Cross
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Who wrote The Picture of Dorian Gray?
Oscar Wilde
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The symbol animal of England is ... and it symbolizes ... .
The symbol animal of England is a lion and it symbolizes strength and power.
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The Saint's Day of Wales is on ... .
The Saint's Day of Wales is on the 1st of March.
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Who is the national poet of this country?
Robert Burns
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What happened in 1922?
Northern Ireland separated from Ireland and became a part of the UK.
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What is a limerick? Where does it come from?
It is a five-line, humorous poem that originated in Ireland.
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What monument is there on Trafalgar square?
Nelson's Column
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The Patronic Saint of Wales is ... .
St. David
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The national Scottish musical instrument is a ... .
The national Scottish musical instrument is a bagpipe.
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When do the Irishmen celebrate St's Day?
On the 17th of March :)
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What happened in 1066?
The Battle of Hastings. The Normans invaded England, and William the Conqueror, became king of the whole of England.