Тема 5. Education.

A famous English painter is ___.	*Hogarth	Vrubel	Borovikovsky	Malievych
A well-known natural reserve in America is ___.	Bielovezhska Puscha	Sophiyivka	*Yellowstone	Yellowbridge
A public school in Great Britain is in fact a ___ school.	Regional school	*private school	local school	state school
The story of Cambridge University begins since ___.	1375	1310	*1209	1400
___ laid the first cornerstone of the Capitol in 1790.	John Kennedy	Abraham Lincoln	Thomas Jefferson	*George Washington
The Speaker’s corner is in ___ in London.	Burrell Park	*Hyde Park	St. James’s park	Regents Park
___ was the author of the Declaration of Independence.	*Thomas Jefferson	Abraham Lincoln	Benjamin Franklin	George Washington
Arlington National Cemetery lies on the bank of the ___ River.	Ohio	Amazon	Missouri	*Potomac
___ is made up of hereditary and life peers and peeresses.	The Verkhovna Rada	*The House of Lords	The Senate	The House of Commons
Washington was built the ___ architect in the 18^th century.	*French	Russian	English	Dutch
Most of the British rivers flow in to the ___ Sea.	Red	Irish	Atlantic	*North
The highest mountains in the USA are the ___ mountains.	Alps	Rocky	Great Plains	*Appalachian
The ancient name of London was ___.	Londy	*Londinium	Londoneer	Laundry
The Houses of Parliament is about ___ feet long.	100	*2000	500	1000
The south side of Westminster Abbey is called the ___.	Bishop’s Corner	*Poet’s Corner	Priest’s Corner	Writer’s Corner
The only President who didn’t live in the White Hall was ___.	*George Washington	Thomas Jefferson	Delano Roosevelt	Benjamin Franklin
Sir Christopher Wren is buried in ___.	Whitehall	Westminster Abbey	*St. Paul’s Cathedral	St. Ann’s Church
The Government in Great Britain is formed by the party with majority support in the ___.	Senate	Queen	*Commons	Lord
The United Stated declared its Independence in ___.	1650	*1776	1770	1802
The mountains which separate England from Scotland are ___.	The Cambrians	the Grampians	*the Cheviot Hills	the Pennines
___ coast of Great Britain is washed by the Atlantic Ocean.	The northern	*The western	The southern	The eastern
Under the Constitution the federal government in the USA is divided into ___ branches.	*three	five	four	two
In Great Britain ___ appoints the ministers.	The Speaker	Lord Chancellor	*the Prime Minister	the Queen
Death Valley which is in ___ is 1.064 metres below sea level.	*California	Hawaii	Alaska	Minnesota
Ben Nevis is in the Highlands in ___.	Ireland	*Scotland	England	Wales
Nobel prizes for science have been awarded to ___ British citizens.	*114	50	70	20
Woodland covers nearly ___ million hectares in Great Britain.	1-3	2-4	*3-7	5-6
There are ___ ministers in the Cabinet of Ministers in Britain.	50	30	*20	10
The ___ largest party forms the official Opposition.	Fifth	*second	third	first
Great Lakes in America consist of ___ lakes.	*five	two	three	four
The ___ mountains occupy the greater part of Wales.	Highlands	*Cambrian	Cheviot	Pennines
The Washington Monument is ___ metres tall and is hollow inside.	150	100	200	*160 (169)
Big Ben chimes the hours to the tune of ___ music.	Glinka’s	Handel’s	Bach’s	*Mozart’s
The Executive Branch of power in America is headed by the ___.	*the President	the Prime Minister	the Vice Minister	Senate
There are over ___ islands in the system of the British Isles.	10 000	*5 000	3 000	2 000
The President of the United States is elected every ___ years.	*four	three	five	two
From the European Continent the British Isles are separated by ___.	The White Sea	the Irish Sea	*the English Channel	the Yellow Sea
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

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