Historically the territory of Great Britain is divided into …….. 1.two parts 2.three parts 3.four parts back

Where was William Shakespeare born? 1.in London 2.in Bristol 3.in Stratford-on-Avon back

1.an insect 2.an animal 3.a bird Cricket is a famous English sport game, isn’t it? And do you know another meaning of this word? It is the name of ….. back

What book is this? It is a story about a boy who didn’t want to become grown up. He could fly and had a lot of adventures. 1.Christopher Robin 2.Peter Pen 3.The Gingerbread Boy back

What monument is there in the middle of the Trafalgar Square? 1.The Statue of William the Conqueror 2.The Queen Victoria Memorial 3.The Statue of Admiral Nelson back

When did the Great Fire of London take place? 1.In In In 1666 back

1. St. David’s Day 2. St. Patrick’ Day 3. St. Paul’s Day What holiday do Welsh people celebrate on the first of March? back

What weather is very usual in Great Britain? a)rainy b)sunny c)snowy back

What is the oldest British monument? 1.Stonehenge 2.The Tower of London 3.Big Ben back

What holiday do English people celebrate on the 26 th of December? 1.Christmas Day 2.Christmas Eve 3.Boxing Day back

What is the name of this sport game? 1.Polo 2.Rugby 3.Cricket back

What street did Sherlock Holmes live in? 1.High Street 2.Fleet Street 3.Baker Street back

What bird do English people call a Christmas bird? 1.Sparrow (воробей) 2.Robin (малиновка) 3.Cuckoo ( кукушка) back

What museum is this?: 1.The British Museum 2.The Museum of London 3.The Museum of Natural History back

Flag of what part of the UK is it? 1.Scotland 2.Northern Ireland 3.England back

1.Robert Louis Stevenson 2.Agatha Christie 3.James Fenimore Cooper Who is the author of the book “Treasure Island” («Остров сокровищ)? back

What does the word “cookies” mean in British English? 1.biscuits 2.cakes 3.pies back

1.Holly (остролист) 2.Mistletoe (омела) 3.Fir tree (ёлка) Branch of what plant do English people often put on the Christmas pudding? back

: What is the capital of Scotland? 1.Edinburgh 2.London 3.Belfast back

1.Wax figures of famous people 2.Clothes of old fashion 3.Pictures of ancient painters What can we see in the Madam Tussaud’s Museum? back

Who is the official Head of Great Britain? 1.The Queen 2.The King 3.The President back

Where is the famous lake Loch Ness situated? 1.In Wales 2.In Scotland 3.In England back

When was Britain first mentioned in the written history? 1. about 350BC 2. in 43 AD 3. in 78 AD back

What building is this? 1.The Natural History Museum 2.The Houses of Parliament 3.Windsor Castle back

What is the name of the oldest university in the UK? 1.Oxford 2.Cambridge 3.Harvard back

What building is this? 1.Westminster Abbey 2.The Tower of London 3.The Houses of Parliament back

1.In Downing Street 2.In Baker Street 3.In Whitehall Where does the British Prime Minister live? back

Where is the Royal Shakespeare Theatre situated? 1.in London 2.in Manchester 3.in Stratford-upon-Avon