Тема 3. British Royalty.

In the west the British Isles are washed by ___.	The Indian Ocean	*the Atlantic Ocean	the Red Sea	the Pacific Ocean
The National Football team in Britain is ___.	Liverpool	no National Team	*Manchester United	Chicago Bulls
In England the national drink is ___.	Juice	beer	*whiskey	stewed fruit
The first National Park in America was ___ National Park.	Grand Canyon	Walt Disney	Sequoia	*Yellowstone
___ has the reputation to be typically American game.	Cricket	*baseball	jogging	hockey
The most widely known natural wonder in America is called ___.	Death Valley	Yellowstone	Stonehenge	*Niagara Falls
The head of Great Britain is the ___.	*Monarch	President	Prime Minister	Vice President
The native Americans are called ___.	Blacks	Dutch	*Indians	Spanish
The colours of Scottish national flag are ___.	Red and green	*blue and white	blue and red	white and yellow
The American Motor city Detroit was founded by ___.	John Chrysler	John Kennedy	*Henry Ford	Anthony Cadillac
The oldest College in Cambridge is ___.	Clare College	King’s College	Pembroke College	*Peterhouse
The Patron Saint of Scotland is ___.	St. David	St. John	*St. Andrew	St. Patrick
The ship of Pilgrim Fathers who sailed to America in 1620 in search for freedom was ___.	The Buccaneer	*the Mayflower	the Saint Mary	the Titanic
The America’s Cup is world’s famous international ___ competition.	Sailing	football	*rugby	baseball
The Old Bailey in London is ___.	Department store	market	Art Gallery	*Central Criminal Court
King Henry’s wife whose name was ___ was beheaded in the Tower of London.	*Anne of Boleyn	Catherine of Aragon	Jane Seymour	Catherine Howard
Who of the US Presidents is represented on the two dollar banknote?	Thomas Wilson	*Thomas Jefferson	Abraham Lincoln	Delano Roosevelt
Which of these countries wasn’t the British colony?	India	*China	Australia	New Zealand
What does the Scottish word ‘Haggis’ mean?	*a national dish	a national dance	a national festival	a national song
Southern Ireland became independent after the long and severe struggle in ___.	1927	*1921	1917	1930
Britain’s first welsh born Prime Minister was ___.	Neil Kinnock	David Lloyd George	Tony Blair	*Winston Churchill
The most sparsely populate state in America is ___.	*Alaska	Taxas	Nevada	Oregon
A traditional English sport is ___.	*fox hunting	bear hunting	hare hunting	deer hunting
According to the British Law a child up to the age of sixteen ___.	Mustn’t be bathed	mustn’t be left home alone	mustn’t be beaten	*must be taught
The name “City of Big Shoulders’ is given in America to ___.	New York	Atlanta	Chicago	Detroit
The name of the author of the world famous bestseller ‘Harry Potter’ ___.	Jean	*Joanne	Judith	Jane
The world famous actor whose name is Charlie Chaplin was born in ___.	Manchester	New York	*London	Brazil
The centre of American tobacco industry is ___.	California	Texas	*North Carolina	South Carolina
Duke Ellington is a famous American ___.	*jazz composer	novelist	singer	film producer
An outstanding event which took part in Atlanta in 1996 was ___.	The production of the film ‘Gone with the wind’	the All American baseball Tournament	the World Football Cup	*the Olympic Games
Many people in Scotland have surnames which start with MacMillan or MacDonal‘Mac’ means ___.	*the son of	sir	the family	the tribe
The subway in London is often called ___.	Underground	metro	*tube	pipe
Scottish lakes are called ___.	*loch	lago	line	fiord
The nickname for the USA government is ___.	Uncle John	Uncle Nick	Uncle George	*Uncle Sam
Yeoman Warder at the Tower of London is called ___.	Feeder	raven master	*beefeater	raven feeder
During the American Civil War the American President was ___.	Andrew Jackson	Thomas Jefferson	*Abraham Lincoln	Woodrow Wilson
The longest river of the USA is the ___.	Mississippi	Potomac River	*Missouri	Colorado
In London there are no trams since ___.	1956	*1954	1945	1960
The seat of the Head of the English Church is in ___.	*Nottingham	York	Chester	Canterbury
Kent is called the ___.	Valley of England	Forest of England	*Garden of England	Park of England
The Tower of London was founded by ___.	Edward	Henry VIII	Richard the Lion-heart	*William the Conqueror
The flag of the United Kingdom is called ___.	Union John	*Union Jack	Union Bob	Union James
The territory of the UK is divided into ___.	*counties	districts	states	regions
Only the Royal Bank of Scotland issues ___.	Two pound notes	*one pound notes	eleven pound notes	three pound notes
London was built as a ___.	Saxon village	Dane capital	Angle fortress	*Roman fortification
In Southern states of America they brought slaves from ___.	Scandinavia	*Africa	China	Asia
Steam engine was invented in ___.	America	Canada	Russia	*Britain
The largest and the most important catholic church in England is ___.	St. Anna Church	Westminster Cathedral	*St. Paul’s Cathedral	St. Mungo Cathedral
The bird which is a symbol of America is ___.	A two headed eagle	an eagle	*a bald eagle	a hawk
The symbol flower of Wales is a ___.	*yellow daffodil	white rose	purple violet	red daisy
The name of the English national hero Admiral Lord Nelson was ___.	George	*Horatio	John	Henry
Thanksgiving as a holiday was first celebrated in America by the ___.	*the English settlers	the Indians	freed slaves	American cowboys
English king Henry VIII had ___ wives.	Five	eight	*six	seven
The Constitution of the United States of America was adopted in ___.	1789	1785	1782	*1787
The flower symbol of Scotland is a ___.	*thistle	orchid	daisy	lily
The main street of New York and a theatrical centre is ___.	Greenwich	*Broadway	Brooklyn	Manhattan
The name given to a policeman in Oxford is a ___.	‘terrier’	‘hound’	*‘bulldog’	‘poodle’
American Jack London is a famous ___.	Composer	singer	poet	*writer
A person who is born in the East End of London is called ___.	‘Preacher’	*‘Cockney’	‘Folky’	‘Hogmanay’
The first name of New York was ___.	New Munster	New Netherlands	New Utrecht	*New Amsterdam
The colours of Welsh national flag are ___.	*green and white	red and brown	blue and green	navy and purple
American dollar got its name from ___.	The French luidor	*the German thaler	the Spanish doubloon	the English pound
All Scotsmen celebrate on the 25^th of January the birthday of ___.	Robert Bruce	*Robert Burns	Robert Louis Stevenson	Walter Scott
The American state Alaska spans ___ time zones.	*4	2	3	5
The second most common spoken language of the USA is ___.	Chinese	*Spanish	French	German
The symbol of Northern Ireland is ___.	A rose and a spade	a daisy and a sword	a lily and a shield	*a shamrock and a red hand
Scottish national clothes for men are called ___.	Blanket	brat	*kilt	pillow
The national flag of America was adopted on June, 14 in ___.	*1777	1978	1976	1975
In Britain first year students are called ___.	‘babies’	‘newcomers’	‘buddies’	*‘freshers’
The Great Fire of London occurred to be in ___.	*1666	1667	1665	1668
The motto of the USA is ___.	‘God Save the President’	‘God Bless America’	‘God Save America’	*‘In God We Trust’
The name of the ‘father of antibiotics’ is ___.	*Alexander Fleming	Joshua Fleming	Paul Fleming	Ian Fleming
Stonehenge is supposed to be a ___ temple.	Gaelic	*Druid	Pilgrim	Gremlin
How many rooms of the American White House are open to the public?	9	10	*5	8
According to the American Constitution a senator must be at least ___.	21 years old	40 years old	25 years old	*30 years old
The main principle of the American Constitution is ‘private property is the backbone of liberty’. Who put it forward and is known as ‘the Father of the Constitution’?	*James Madison	Benjamin Franklin	Samuel Wilson	Robert E. Lee

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