Landmark
History
Observed Quirks and Tradition
Holiday
Slang
100

House of Parliament

Westminster Palace

100

A momentous event which  signifies  the  country's decision to leave the European Union 

Brexit

100

The event involves participants racing down a 200-yard (180 m) hill while chasing a wheel of Double Gloucester cheese.

Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling or Cheese rolling

100

Holiday which originated from opening of boxes  donated to the  poor  after Christmas. 

Boxing Day

100

If bar is  for Americans, what is it for the UK?

Pub

200

The Clock Tower

Big Ben

200

The Parliament is composed of  

The House of Lords and the House of Commons

200

True or False

Greeting people with a kiss on the cheek or a smack on the lips are fairly commonplace

False. Brits only kiss people who are close friends and relatives. 

200

Remember, remember the 5th of November

Guy Fawkes Night- This night marks Guy Fawkes’ foiled plan to blow up the Houses of Parliament. 

200

Is she a bonnie lass?

pretty

300

Official residence of the British Royal Family

Buckingham Palace

300

An era was named after her which placed a bigger emphasis on morality (1837-1901).  What was the name  of this  famous queen? 

Queen Victoria 

300

Brits LOVE talking about this____ and they consider  this as a great way  to open a conversation.  They never get bored of this topic.

The weather

300

Shamrock and leprechauns are staple ornaments for this holiday

St Patricks Day

300

That's a muppet, if I see  one! always looking for love in all circumstances. 

idiot sandwich :)

400

A famous tower which has been "guarded" by the ravens. Legend has it that if the ravens will leave, disaster will befall England 

Tower  of London

400

He is widely considered as one of the greatest English poet and playwright of all time. One of his notable  works, is the  tragic love story of ill- fated young couple.

Can you guess this amazing author? 

William Shakespeare

400

Scotland's national animal

Unicorn

400

Traditionally involves dancing around a May Pole, crowning a May Queen and generally celebrating the oncoming summer.

May  Bank Day

400

Skinting till payday, mate

broke

500

The Knightsbridge area of London is home to the biggest department store not only in the city but in the whole of Britain. What is the name of the store?

Harrods which has 330 departments

500

Anglican Protestant church was created due to Henry VIII's wish to marry Anne Boleyn. Who is considered as the supreme leader of this sect even today?

The UK monarch

500

If vegemite  is for Australian, what is the equivalent of this fairly polarizing spread for the Brits?

Marmite. a British savoury food spread based on yeast extract, invented by the German scientist Justus von Liebig. It is made from by-products of beer brewing (lees) 

500

Rest of the world calls it New Year's Eve (31 December), but Scotland calls it as_____

Hogmanay

500

The  party  was so  loud and swaggin,  it was kerfufflin' left and right!

a fuss  or commotion