It is the largest stadium for mass rallies and concerts.

A. Time Square

B. Madison Square Garden

C. Central Park

D. Union Square

E. Central Square

$$$ 294 A

This is the market of Boston known as “Cradle of Liberty”

A. Faneuil Hall

B. Beacon Hill

C. Back Bay

D. Cage Cod

E. White Hall

$$$ 295 B

“The salaried or professional workers whose jobs generally do not involve manual labour” means

A. “blue collars”

B. “white collars”

C. “red collars”

D. “gold collars”

E. “yellow collars”

$$$ 296 B

“The Big House”, “Potomac Palace”, “Tee-Dee”, “Squirrel Cage”, “Concrete Carousel”, “Target A” all these nicknames are of

A. White House

B. The Pentagon

C. The Capitol

D. The Supreme

E. Back Bay

$$$ 297 C

It is a similar block of imperialist powers formed by the usa

A. NATO

B. CENTO

C. SEATO

D. BMT

E. NATO

$$$ 298 A

Where is “Disney World”, a large amusement park?

A. in Florida

B. in California

C. in New York

D. in Washington

B. in Texas

$$$ 299 B

Where was Gold discovered in 1859?

A. in Nevada

B. in California

C. in Alaska

D. in Oregon

E. in New –York

$$$ 300 B

When do Englishmen celebrate Hogmanay?

A. on December 25

B. on December 31

C. on November 5

D. on October 31

E. on September 13

@@@Political system of the UK & the USA

$$$ 301 D

What is a symbol for Ireland?

1. An oak

2. A red cross

3. A green leaf

4. A shamrock

5. A branch

$$$ 302 B

What is the most desirable accommodation in Britain?

1. A semi-detached house

2. a detached house

3. a terraced house

4. the town house

5. a flat

$$$ 303 A

What is the national flag of the U.K.?

1. The Union Jack

2. The cross of St. George

3. The cross of St. Andrew

4. The cross of St. Patrick

5. The cross of St. Paul

$$$ 304 E

What is the population of England?

1. 50ml

2. 45ml

3. 57ml

4. 44ml

5. 48.9ml

$$$ 305 C

What is the population of Scotland?

1. 5.9ml

2. 5.4ml

3. 5.1ml

4. 5.5ml

5. 6 ml

$$$ 306 A

What is the population of Wales?

1. 2.9ml

2. 2.3ml

3. 2.1ml

4. 2.5ml

5. 2.6ml

$$$ 307 B

What is the population of Northern Ireland?

1. 1.2ml

2. 1.6ml

3. 1.8ml

4. 1.4ml

5. 1.9ml

$$$ 308 A

What is the national flag of England?

1. St. George’s cross

2. The Union Jack

3. St. Andrew’s cross

4. St. Patrick’s cross

5. St. Paul’s cross

$$$ 309 D

What is the national flag of Wales?

A. St. Andrew’s cross

2. St. Patrick’s cross

3. St. Paul’s cross

4. Dragon of Cadwallader

5. St. George’s cross

$$$ 310 E

What is the national flag of Scotland?

A. St. George’s cross

B. St. Patrick’s cross

C. St. Paul’s cross

D. Dragon of Cadwallader

E. Lion rampant

$$$ 311 B

What is the national flag of Ireland?

A. St. George’s cross

B. St. Patrick’s cross

C. St. Paul’s cross

D. Dragon of Cadwallader

E. St. Andrew’s cross

$$$ 312 D

What is the national symbol of England?

A. Leek

B. Thistle

C. Shamrock

D. Rose

E. Tulip

$$$ 313 A

What is the national symbol of Wales?

A. Daffodil

B. Thistle

C. Shamrock

D. Rose

E. Tulip

$$$ 314 B

What is the national symbol of Scotland?

A. Leek

B. Thistle

C. Shamrock

D. Rose

E. Tulip

$$$ 315 C

What is the national symbol of Ireland?

A. Leek

2. Thistle

3. Shamrock

4. Rose

5. Tulip

$$$ 316 D

Who is the Patron saint of England?

A. St. Patrick

5. St. Andrew

3. St. George

4. St. Paul

5. St. David

$$$ 317 E

Who is the Patron saint of Wales?

A. St. Patrick

5. St. Andrew

3. St. George

4. St. Paul

5. St. David

$$$ 318 B

Who is the Patron saint of Scotland?

A. St. Patrick

B. St. Andrew

3. St. George

D. St. Paul

E. St. David

$$$ 319 A

Who is the Patron saint of Ireland?

A. St. Patrick

B. St. Andrew

C. St. George

D. St. Paul

E. St. David

$$$ 320 B

What is the national color of Ireland?

1. red

2. green

3. blue

4. white

5. pink

$$$ 321 A

What is the national color of Wales?

A. red

2. green

3. blue

4. white

5. pink

$$$ 322 C

What is the national color of Scotland?

A. red

2. green

3. blue

4. white

5. pink

$$$ 323 D

What is the national color of England?

1. red

2. green

3. blue

4. white

5. pink

$$$ 324 A

What is the Saint’s day of England?

1. 23 April

2. 1 March

3. 30 November

4. 17 March

5. 1 April

$$$ 325 C

What is the Saint’s day of Scotland?

1. 23 April

2. 1 March

3. 30 November

4. 17 March

5. 1 April

$$$ 326 B

What is the Saint’s day of Wales?

1. 23 April

2. 1 March

3. 30 November

4. 17 March

5. 1 April

$$$ 327 D

What is the Saint’s day of Ireland?

A. 23 April

B. 1 March

C. 30 November

D. 17 March

E. 1 April

$$$ 328 D

What's the name of the most famous clock in Britain?

A. Big Albert

B. Big Stephen

C. Big Wren

D. Big Ben

E. Big Ren

$$$ 329 B

What's tartan?

A. a dish

B. a pattern of the kilt

C. a bird

D. a dance

E. a dress

$$$ 330 A

Where is Glasgow situated?

A. in Scotland

B. in Wales

C. in England

D. in Northern Ireland

E. in Britain

$$$ 331 B

What's the name of the London underground?

A. Metro

B. Tube

C. Subway

D. Underground

E. Station

$$$ 332 D

What is the nickname of the Liberal Party?

A. the Tories

B. the Whips

C. the Libs

D. the Whigs

E. the Parts

$$$ 333 A

What is the symbol of the Speaker's authority?

A. the mace

B. the woolsack

C. the ribbon

D. the bell

E. the flower

$$$ 334 B

Who presides over the House of Lords?

A. Prime Minister

B. Lord Chancellor

C. Lord Protector

D. the Speaker

E. the Mayor

$$$ 335 C

What's the name of the British flag?

A. Star-Spangled Banner

B. Stripes and Stars

C. Union Jack

D. John Bull

E. Queen the Great

$$$ 336 A

What London street is famous for shops?

A. Oxford Street

B. Fleet Street

C. Lombard Street

D. Charing Cross Road.

E. Soho

$$$ 337 D

The supreme legislative authority in England is

A. the White hall

B. The president

C. The Government

D. The parliament

E. The Queen

$$$ 338 E

Which is not included in the main functions of British Parliament:

A. to pass laws

B. to vote on financial bills

C. to discuss the government’s administrative policies

D. to debate important political issues

E. to conduct international holidays

$$$ 339 C

The chief officer of the House of Commons is

A. the Leader

B. the Chancellor

C. the Speaker

D. the president

E. the Director

$$$ 340 D

The person who is responsible for the records of proceedings and for the text of Acts of Parliament is

A. the Speaker

B. The President

C. The Queen

D. The Clerk of the Parliaments

E. The Gentelmen Usher of the Black Rod

$$$ 341 C

The person who is responsible for the administration of justice all over the country is

A. the Queen

B. the President

C. the Lord Chancellor

D. the Clerk

E. The Speaker

$$$ 342 B

The House of Commons consists of

A. 159 members

B. 659 members

C. 459 members

D. 259 members

E.759 members

$$$ 343 B

There two main parties in England:

A. Democratic and Communist

B. Conservative and Labor

C. Republican and democratic

D. Liberal and Green

E. National and Social

$$$ 344 C

Which is not a political party of Great Britain?

A. Conservative

B. Liberal

C. Humorous

D. Social Democratic

E. Labor

$$$ 345 B

In law-making processes there are two main types of bill

A. Personal and General

B. Private and Public

C. Legislative and executive

D. Main and additional

E. External and internal

$$$ 346 E

Who is not included in the number of the Lords of Spiritual:

1. Archbishops of Canterbury and York

B. The Bishop of Durham

C. The Bishop of London and Winchester

D. 21 senior bishops of the Church of England

E. The peer

$$$ 347C

The capital of the USA is

A. London

B. New York

C. Washington

D. Birmingham

E. Stradford-on- Avon

$$$ 348 A

Politically England constitutes of:

A. The United kingdom of Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

B. The United kingdom of England, The Northern Irish lands, Wales

C. The United Kingdom of England, Scottish Islands, Wales

D. The United Kingdom of Britania, Ireland, Scotland, Wales.

E. The United Kingdom of Britain, Ireland, Wales, Scottish lands.

$$$ 349 A

The legislative system of England comprises of

A. House of commons and House of Lords

B. House of Parliament and House of government

C. Cabinet of ministers

D. Bill of rights

6. Body of legislature

$$$ 350 B

The present royal family of the United Kingdom nowadays is known as

A. The family of Saxons

B. the house and the family Winsdor

C. the Smiths

D. Queen Elizabeth’s family

7. The Saxe-Coburg family

@@@Education of the UK & the USA

$$$ 351 E

In England school attendance is compulsory

6. between the ages of 5 and 20

7. at the age of 6

8. between the ages of 5 and 19

9. between the ages of 4 and 12

10. between the ages of 5 and 16

$$$ 352 C

In England private schools are referred as

6. international schools

7. elementary schools

8. public schools

9. independent schools

10. compulsory schools

$$$ 353 A

There are two different types of post-graduate courses in England:

6. the Master’s Degree and Doctor of philosophy

7. Bachelor and Science and Bachelor of Arts

8. Candidate of sciences and doctor of sciences

9. Magistrate degree and doctor degree

10. Scientific degree and post-graduate degree

$$$ 354 A

Academic year in England begins

6. at the end of the summer

7. in the middle of summer

8. at the begining of the summer

9. at the end of the autumn

10. at the begining of the spring

$$$ 355 C

The Coronation ceremony takes place

1. At the Royal park

B. In the City

C. At the Westminster Abbey

D. at Trafalgar Square

E. House of Parliament

$$$ 356 C

Trooping the color is

1. a national holiday

2. the public ceremony

3. the royal ceremony

4. meeting of famous people

5. traditional fashion show

$$$ 357 C

The Royal Maundy is considered to be

1. an the international holiday

2. a meeting of famous people

3. royal ceremony tradition

4. civil works

5. the name of the royal family

$$$ 358 C

On December 25, the Queen traditionally made:

1. dinner party

2. TV program

3. Christmas Speech

4. Meeting

5. Charity concert

$$$ 359 C

At the Queen’s official birthday there is taken ceremony of:

1. Royal Garden party

2. The Queen’s Christmas Speech

3. Trooping the Color on Horse Guards Parade

4. State opening of Parliament

5. The Remembrance Day

$$$ 360 D

The supreme legislative authority in England is

1. the White hall

2. The president

3. The Government

4. The parliament

5. The Queen

$$$ 361 E

Which is not included in the main functions of British Parliament:

1. to pass laws

2. to vote on financial bills

3. to discuss the government’s administrative policies

4. to debate important political issues

5. to conduct international holidays

$$$ 362 C

The chief officer of the House of Commons is

1. the Leader

2. the Chancellor

3. the Speaker

4. the president

5. the Director

$$$ 363 D

The person who is responsible for the records of proceedings and for the text of Acts of Parliament is

1. the Speaker

2. The President

3. The Queen

4. The Clerk of the Parliaments

5. The Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod

$$$ 364 C

The person who is responsible for the administration of justice all over the country is

1. the Queen

2. the President

3. the Lord Chancellor

4. the Clerk

5. The Speaker

$$$ 365 B

The House of Commons consists of

A.159 members

B. 659 members

C.459 members

D.259 members

E. 759 members

$$$ 366 B

There two main parties in England:

A. Democratic and Communist

B. Conservative and Labor

C. Republican and democratic

D. Liberal and Green

E. National and Social

$$$ 367 C

Which is not a political party of Great Britain?

A. Conservative

B. Liberal

C. Humorous

D. Social Democratic

E. Labor

$$$ 368 B

In law-making process there are two main types of bill

A. Personal and General

B. Private and Public

C. Regional and district

D. Home-made and parliament

E. Executive and legislative

$$$ 369 B

The monetary unit of Great Britain is

A. peso

B. pound sterling

C. tenge

D. frank

E. American dollar

$$$ 370 C

The supreme law of the United States is

A. constitution

B. Bill of rights

C. memorandum

D. Magna Carta

E. Bible

$$$ 371 E

The chief of American State is

A. Queen

B. Prime minister

C. Archbishop

D. Leader

E. President

$$$ 372 C

The legislative power of the USA is under

A. church

B. monarchy

C. Congress

D. Senate

E. Home of American Citizens

$$$ 373 C

Congress consists of two houses

A. House of Commons and House of Representatives

B. Home of American Citizens and Home of representatives

C. the Senate and the House of Representatives

D. the Senate and Parliament

E. House old Lords and House of Commons

$$$ 374 B

The senate of USA consists of

A. 50 senators

B. 100 senators

C. 60 senators

D. 55 senators

E. 25 senators

$$$ 375 C

The chief officer of the House of Commons is

A. the Leader

B. the Chancellor

C. the Speaker

D. the president

E. the Director

$$$ 376 D

The person who is responsible for the records of proceedings and for the text of Acts of Parliament is

A.The Speaker

B The President

C The Queen

D The Clerk of the Parliaments

E The Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod

$$$ 377 C

The person who is responsible for the administration of justice all over the country is

A. the Queen

B. the President

C. the Lord Chancellor

D. the Clerk

E. The Speaker

$$$ 378 B

The House of Commons consists of

A. 159 members

B. 659 members

C. 459 members

D. 259 members

E. 759 members

$$$ 379 B

There two main parties in England:

A. Democratic and Communist

B. Conservative and Labor

C. Republican and democratic

D. Liberal and Green

E. National and Social

$$$ 380 C

Which is not a political party of Great Britain?

A. Conservative

B. Liberal

C. Humorous

D. Social Democratic

E. Labor

$$$ 381 B

The monetary unit of Great Britain is

A. peso

B. pound sterling

C. tenge

D. frank

E. American dollar

$$$ 382 C

The supreme law of the United states is

A. constitution

B. Bill of rights

C. memorandum

D. Magna Carta

E. Bible

$$$ 383 E

The chief of American State is

A. Queen

B. Prime minister

C. Archbishop

D. Leader

E. President

$$$ 384 C

Legislative power of the USA is under

A. church

B. monarchy

C. Congress

D. Senate

E. Home of American Citizens

$$$ 385 C

Congress consists of two houses

A. House of Commons and House of Representatives

B. Home of American Citizens and Home of representatives

C. the Senate and the House of Representatives

D. the Senate and Parliament

E. House old Lords and House of Commons

$$$ 386 B

The senate of USA consists of

A. 50 senators

B. 100 senators

C. 60 senators

D. 55 senators

E. 25 senators

$$$ 387 A

The capital of England is

A. London

B. New York

C. New London

D. Plymouth

E. Newcastle

$$$ 385 C

One of the principal physiographic features of England is

A. the mountainous relief

B. flat country

C. the deeply indented coast

D. absence of rivers

E. woody land

$$$ 386 B

The climate of England is said to be:

A. dry

B. moderate

C. wet

D. continental

E. cold

$$$ 387 C

For the English weather the frequent phenomena are

A. winds

B. thunderstorms

C. fogs and mists

D. severe frosts

E. sunny spells

$$$ 388 B

The hottest month of the year in England is

A. September

B. July

C. August

D. June

E. March

$$$ 389 B

The coldest month of the year in England is

A. October

B. January

C. February

D. December

E. March

$$$ 390 A

The most part of waterpower resources are concentrated in

A. northern England

B. southern England

C. western England

D. the middle part of England

E. there are not any water recourses

$$$ 391 A

The most common freshwater fishes found in England:

A. trout and salmon

pike and carp

C. perch and salmon

D.flat-fish and trout

E. crusian and pike-perch

$$$ 392 E

The administrative political division unit in England is

A. district

B. state

C. region

D. oblast

E. county

$$$ 393 A

Birmingham is

A. the center of extensive automotive industry

B. the largest port

C. the capital of England

D. the center of textile industry

E. the center of engineering industry

$$$ 394 B

Manchester is

A. the largest port

B. the chief commercial hub of cotton and synthetic fiber textile industries

C. the main coal industrious center

D. the largest city in the world

E. the high quality steel industry

$$$ 395 A