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London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom, located on the River Thames in southeast England. It has a population of over 8 million in the urban area and 12-14 million in the metro area, making it one of the most populous cities in Europe. London has a diverse population and is a global center of finance and culture, hosting museums, landmarks like Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, and being the home of English as well as the site of three Summer Olympics. Football is very popular and London has several Premier League teams. Famous celebrities from London include actors Daniel Radcliffe and David Beckham.
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- 1. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? London Edition
- 2. Question 1
- 3. What is the population of London? A 10,600,000 habitants B 1,000,000 habitants C 7,500,000 habitants D 3,000,000 habitants
- 4. What is the population of London? A 10,600,000 habitants B 1,000,000 habitants C 7,500,000 habitants D 3,000,000 habitants
- 5. £100
- 6. Question 2
- 7. What position is the London Eye on the highest in the world? A First B Twentieth C Second D Thirty first
- 8. What position is the London Eye on the highest in the world? A First B Twentieth C Second D Thirty first
- 9. £ 200
- 10. Question 3
- 11. Which museum have celebrities in galleries? A British Museum B Madame Tussauds C National Gallery D Tate Gallery
- 12. Which museum have celebrities in galleries? A British Museum B Madame Tussauds C National Gallery D Tate Gallery
- 13. £ 300
- 14. Question 4
- 15. What happened in London at 1666? A The Great Plague B The Romans conquer the city C Inaugurate the castle D The Great Fire
- 16. What happened in London at 1666? A The Great Plague B The Romans conquer the city C Inaugurate the castle D The Great Fire
- 17. £ 500
- 18. Question 5
- 19. How many languages people speak in London? A more than 20 B 10 C more than 300 D 1000
- 20. How many languages people speak in London? A more than 20 B 10 C more than 300 D 1000
- 21. £ 1,000
- 22. Question 6
- 23. What do you call the most important food in London? A Fish and chips B Fish and potatoes C Chips and creeps D Creeps and tomatoes
- 24. What do you call the most important food in London? A Fish and chips B Fish and potatoes C Chips and creeps D Creeps and tomatoes
- 25. £ 2,000
- 26. Question 7
- 27. Who is the Prime Minister of England? A Tony Blair B David Cameron C Gordon Brown D Margaret Tatcher
- 28. Who is the Prime Minister of England? A Tony Blair B David Cameron C Gordon Brown D Margaret Tatcher
- 29. £ 4,000
- 30. Question 8
- 31. What river goes through London? A Tamar B Aire C Volga D Thames
- 32. What river goes through London? A Tamar B Aire C Volga D Thames
- 33. £ 8,000
- 34. Question 9
- 35. What footballs teams are in London? A Everton, Schalke 04, Chelsea B Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester C Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham D Wigan, Newcasltle, Chelsea
- 36. What footballs teams are in London? A Everton, Schalke 04, Chelsea B Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester C Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham D Wigan, Newcasltle, Chelsea
- 37. £ 16,000
- 38. Question 10
- 39. What colours make up the England flag? A red, black and pink B white, blue and grey C green, white and yellow D blue, red and white
- 40. What colours make up the England flag? A red, black and pink B white, blue and grey C green, white and yellow D blue, red and white
- 41. £ 32,000
- 42. Question 11
- 43. What do you say “llibreria” in English? A Bookshop B Library C Bookcase D Liberty
- 44. What do you say “llibreria” in English? A Bookshop B Library C Bookcase D Liberty
- 45. £ 64,000
- 46. Question 12
- 47. Which of these celebrations isn’t held in London? A Bonfire Night B St. Patrick’s Day C Halloween D The three kings
- 48. Which of these celebrations isn’t held in London? A Bonfire Night B St. Patrick’s Day C Halloween D The three kings
- 49. £ 125,000
- 50. Question 13
- 51. Which of these plays isn’t made by Shakespeare? A Romeo and Juliet B Hamlet C Cats D A Midsummer Night’s Dream
- 52. Which of these plays isn’t made by Shakespeare? A Romeo and Juliet B Hamlet C Cats D A Midsummer Night’s Dream
- 53. £ 250,000
- 54. Question 14
- 55. Where is marry the royalty? A StJames'sChurch B Westminster Abbey C St George’s Cathedral D St Nicholas Cole Abbey
- 56. Where is marry the royalty? A St James Church B Westminster Abbey C St George’s Cathedral D St Nicholas Cole Abbey
- 57. £ 500,000
- 58. Question 14
- 59. What is the typical sport in London? A Cricket B Soccer C Basketball D Baseball
- 60. What is the typical sport in London? A Cricket B Soccer C Basketball D Baseball
- 61. £1,000,000