1. The oldest part of London is ____________________.
Hyde Park
the City
the West End
the East End
2. The financial part of London is __________.
The City
Westminster
The East End
The West End
3. ________________ is a commercial part of London.
The West End
The City
Westminster
The East End
4. _______________ is a district in London famous for theatres, restaurants and cinemas.
West Point
Broadway
Downing Street
The West End
5. The oldest university in Britain is ___________.
Cambridge
London
Oxford
Edinburgh
6. The famous London art gallery is called _____________.
the British Museum
the Metropolitan Museum
the National Gallery
the Art Exhibition
7. Madame Tussaud’s is __________ in London.
a circus
a museum
an art gallery
a theatre
8. St. Paul’s Cathedral, the greatest monument and Wren’s masterpiece, is situated in _________________.
Manchester
Liverpool
London
Oxford
9. The United Kingdom of Great Britian and Northern Ireland is a _________.
republic
federal republic
parliamentary monarchy
monarchy
10. The most ancient monument in Great Britain is ____________________.
The lower West Gate
Hadrian’s Wall
The Tower Gate
Stonehenge
11. Elisabeth II lives in _____________________ .
The Town of London
Buckingham
Westminster
10, Downing Street
12. The Royal family lives in ______________.
Tower of London
Westminster Palace
Buckingham Palace
№ 10 Downing Street
13. The official residence of the British Prime Minister is at __________.
№ 10 Downing Street
Buckingham Palace
Tower of London
Regent Palace
14. M. Tatcher was _____________________ by profession.
An engineer
A chemist
A doctor
A teacher
15. Margaret Thatcher was the leader of____________ party.
Labour
Social-democratic
Liberal
Conservative
16. Scotland is a motherland of the greatest English poet ____________.
William Blake
Agatha Christie
Robert Burns
William Shakespeare
17. Stratford-on Avon is the birthplace of the great English poet and writer _____________________ .
W. Shakespeare
R. Burns
Ch. Dickens
B. Show
18. Loch Ness is in ________________ .
France
England
Italy
Scotland
19. The Queen’s eldest son’s name is _________________ .
Charles
Edward
Andrew
Philip
20. The knights of round table gathered together under the king __________ .
Henry IV
Edward II
Arthur
William the Conqueror
21. St. Patrick is the patron of ________________ .
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
England
22. The Queen who ruled for the longest period in British history was _____________.
Margaret
Victoria
Mary
Anna
23. The reign of the Queen _____________________ is known as the “Golden Age” in English history.
Anne
Elizabeth I
Elizabeth II
Mary
24. The highest mountain in Great Britain is ________________ .
Snowdon
Anglesey
Ben Nevis
Cornwell
25. Nelson’s monument – a tall column with the figure of Nelson at its top – is in _________________.
Regent’s Park
Trafalgar Square
Hyde Park
Piccadilly Circus
26. British Parliament consists of _______________.
The House of Commons and the House of Lords
The Senate and the House of Commons
The Senate and the House of Representative
The House of Representative and the House of Lords
27. Sir Laurence Oliver is world famous for his outstanding achievements in the sphere of ______________.
The computer design
Technology
Theatre and cinema
Sport
28. The Beatles started their career in _______________.
Liverpool
Oxford
Birmingham
London
29. _______________ is a very large Gothic church in central London. It is the traditional place of coronation and burial site for English monarchs.
Westminster Cathedral
Southwark Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
30. What is the name of the London metro?
The underground
The subway
The tube
31. Constable was _________________ .
A politician
A poet
A musician
A painter
32. The national holiday which takes place each year on the official birthday of Queen Elizabeth II marked by a military parade and march-past is called …
St. Patrick's Day
Remembrance Day
Trooping of the Colour
St. George's Day
33. A British politician known chiefly for his leadership of the United Kingdom during World War II is …
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
James Gordon Brown
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill
Clement Richard Attlee
34. The top of Christmas pudding in Great Britain is traditionally decorated with …
a sprig of mistletoe
a sprig of holly
a candle
fruits
35. An English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, who formulated the theory of universal gravitation is …
Lord Kelvin
Charles Darwin
Isaac Newton
Alexander Fleming
36. At present the head of the Commonwealth is Queen Elizabeth II. However, when the monarch dies, the successor to the crown ________ Head of the Commonwealth.
does not automatically become
automatically becomes
is elected by the people of the UK
is elected by the people of the Commonwealth
37. The present British Royal Family's surname is …
Windsor
Buckingham
Stuart
Plantagenet
38. An English astronomer, mathematician, and physicist best known for computing the orbit of the eponymous comet is …
James Watt
Francis Bacon
Albert Einstein
Edmond Halley
39. An English writer, poet, philologist, and university professor, best known as the author of the classic fantasy works The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion is …
John Ronald Reuel Tolkien
Charles John Huffam Dickens
Walter Scott
Geoffrey Chaucer
40. The wheel of the London Eye carries 32 sealed and air-conditioned ovoid passenger capsules, attached to its external circumference, each capsule representing one of the …
London churches
London Boroughs
England cities
London Royal residences
41. The term of the ________ has a maximum duration of five years.