Geography
The capital of the United Kingdom.
London
The current monarch (as of 2024).
King Charles III
The band from Liverpool that conquered the world in the 1960s.
The Beatles
A famous prehistoric stone monument in Wiltshire.
Stonehenge
The currency of the United Kingdom.
Pound sterling
The longest river in the country.
The River Severn
The queen who reigned until 2022.
Queen Elizabeth II
The author of the Harry Potter books.
J.K. Rowling
The Hundred Years’ War was fought between England and this country.
France
The main sport born in England and spread around the world.
Football (soccer
Ben Nevis is located in this part of the UK.
Scotland
The official London residence of the monarch.
Buckingham Palace
The national drink traditionally consumed at 5 PM.
Tea
The name of the Prime Minister who led Britain during World War II.
Winston Churchill
The red symbol on the flag of England.
The red cross of Saint George
This strait separates England from France.
The English Channel
The title of the heir to the British throne.
Prince of Wales
This Shakespearean town is famous for annual theatre festivals.
Stratford-upon-Avon
The year when Brexit officially took place (exit from the EU).
2020
A red mode of transport in London with two floors.
Double-decker bus
The official name of the northernmost part of Scotland, which includes many islands.
The Shetland Islands (or the Orkney and Shetland Islands, if broader)
The surname of the dynasty to which the current monarch belongs.
Windsor (officially Mountbatten-Windsor)
A BBC series about an aristocratic family set in the early 20th century.
*Downton Abbey*
A 1215 document that limited the king’s power and became a symbol of human rights.
Magna Carta
The abbreviation of the union that includes the UK, Canada, Australia, and others.
The Commonwealth of Nations (The Commonwealth)