Lucky Strike Game 4 «Farther, Father»

 1. The United Kingdom includes …  A. England and Scotland B. Great Britain and Northern Ireland C. England, Scotland and Wales D. Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic

 2. The currency of the UK is …  A. pound = 100 cents B. dollar = 100 cents C. pound = 100 nickels D. pound = 100 pence

 3. The national emblem of Northern Ireland is the …  A. shamrock B. rose C. thistle D. daffodil

 4. The national emblem of England is …  A. the white rose B. the leek C. the shamrock D. the rеd rose

 5. Who discovered America?  A. Christopher Columbus B. George Washington C. The pilgrims D. Abraham Lincoln

 6. Who fought against racial discrimination in the 1960’s?  A. Martin Luther King, Jr. B. Emily Dickinson C. Frank Lloyd Wright D. Abraham Lincoln

 7. A VIP is a …  A. very important person B. very interesting person C. very intelligent person D. very indifferent person

 8. The weekend is…  A. Saturday and Sunday B. Saturday C. Sunday D. Friday, Saturday and Sunday

 9. … is the national emblem of Scotland.  A. The leek B. The daffodil C. The shamrock D. The thistle

 10. Who was the first president of the USA?  A. Abraham Lincoln B. George Washington C. Franklin D. Roosevelt D. Theodore Roosevelt

 11. Scotland has a distinctive national dress, the …  A. quilt B. skirt C. kilt D. jeans

 12. What is the national instrument of Scotland?  A. Harp B. Whistle C. Bagpipes D. Fiddle

 13. The national emblem of Wales is …  A. the thistle B. the shamrock C. the daffodil D. the rose

 14. Do you know the hometown of the famous band “The Beatles”?  A. Manchester B. London C. Liverpool D. Glasgow D. Glasgow

 15. What is the nickname of London’s Underground?  A. Metro B. Subway C. The Tube D. Metropolitan

 16. What is the name of the Great Britain flag?  A. Union Jack B. Union John C. Blue and Red D. Red and white Crosses

 17. What is the national symbol of America?  A. The rose B. The bald eagle C. The shamrock D. The white eagle

 18. Which town is the birthplace of William Shakespeare?  A. Glasgow B. London C. Edinburgh D. Stratford-upon-Avon

 19. What title does Prince Charles, the eldest son of the British Queen have?  A. Prince of Wales B. Prince of Scotland C. Prince of England D. Prince of Ireland

 20. When do Americans celebrate Independence Day?  A. July 4 B. December 25 C. February 14 D. October 31

 21. The UK …  A. a constitutional republic B. a presidential republic C. a federal republic D. a constitutional monarchy

 22. Where is the Statue of liberty?  A. New York B. Massachusetts C. California D. Washington

 23. The currency of the USA is …  A. dollar = 100 cents B. dollar = 100 nickels C. pound = 100 dimes D. pound = 100 cents

 24. What are the oldest two universities in Great Britain?  A. Oxford and Cambridge B. London and Manchester C. Edinburgh and Manchester D. Oxford and Edinburgh

 25. What is the name of the USA flag?  A. Uncle Sam B. Uncle John C. Stars and Stripes D. White Stars and Red Stripes

 26. What are these: “The Guardian”, “The News of the world”, “The Independent”?  A. newspapers B. TV programmes C. towns D. magazines

 27. Who wrote “Gulliver’s travels”?  A. Mark Twain B. Jonathan Swift C. Robert Burns D. William Shakespeare

 28. Samuel Clemens wrote “Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer”. He is also known as…  A. Mark Twain B. Ernest Hemingway C. James Fennimore Cooper D. Jack London

 29. Which English author and famous mathematician created the story of Alice in Wonderland?  A. Conan Doyle B. Charles Dickens C. Bernard Shaw D. Lewis Carroll

 30. The US national motto is …  A. Uncle Sam B. In God We Trust C. E pluribus Unum (One out of many) D. Per Astera ad Astra

 31. The USA is …  A. a constitutional republic B. a presidential republic C. a federal republic D. a constitutional monarchy

 32. Elvis Presley was the king of …  A. Country Western Music B. Jazz C. Rock and Roll D. Pop music

 33. In the bar of every English pub you will find the game of … being played.  A. snooker B. crosses and nougats C. billiard D. darts

 34. Who is the architect of the famous St. Paul’s Cathedral?  A. Michelangelo B. Sir Christopher Wren C. Masterly D. Charles Barry