The document contains questions about famous people from different fields such as Florence Nightingale, Diana, and William Shakespeare. It also asks questions to test knowledge about British culture, including monarchs, landmarks, and famous figures. Multiple choice questions are included about topics like the location poets are honored, first astronauts, and more. The purpose seems to be to learn about famous individuals and British history and culture through answering questions.

1. “Do You Have
an Example to
Follow?”

2. • What is the honour and pride?
• Who is the pride of your country?
• Who do you admire?
• Who can you call a hero?
• How to become famous?
• Who would you tell your foreign friends
about?

3. You can think better after a night’s
sleep.
Man can die but once.
Haste makes waste.
Dogged does it.
One man, no man.

4. Listen the text and say about whom
there was a speech in the next text?

5. There are so many people who are famous in
this or that sphere that we don’t know most of
them. What do you know about these people?
• Florence Nightingale.
• Diana.
• Horatio Nelson.
• William Shakespeare.
• Boris Pasternak.
• Yuri Gagarin.
• Christopher Columbus.
• Valentina Tereshkova.

6. Choose the correct answer.
1. a lake in Scotland in which a
mysterious monster lives
a) Loch Ness b) Baikal
c) Underground
2. a city famous for its illumination
displays
a) Moscow b) London
c) Blackpool

7. 3. a popular name of the London
Underground
a) Underground b) Tube
c) Metro
4. one of the four great world tennis
tournaments played on grass
a)Stadium b)Blackpool
c) Wimbledon

8. 5.a product Cadbury's is famous for
a) chocolate b) cornflakes
c) chips
6. one of the pieces of street
furniture which is red in colour and
which history goes back to 1853
a) pillar box b) telephone box
c) double-decker

9. 7.a bus with two floors
a) double-decker b) pillar box
c) lollipop lady
8.a popular British brand name
cornflakes
a) Cadbury b) Tube
c) Kellogg

10. What do you know about
British culture?
Who were the first to invade Britain?
a) Celts b) Vikings c) Romans
This monarch ruled for the longest period in
the British History.
a) Elizabeth I b) Elizabeth II
c) Victoria

11. How was the civil war between houses
of York and Lancaster called?
a) Wars of Roses b) 100 year war
c) Black Death
All queens and kings were crowned here:
a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster
Abbey c) Buckingham Palace

12. This buildings is the political center
of the country:
a) St. Paul’s Cathedral
b) Westminster Abbey
c) Buckingham Palace

13. Where is the Poet’s Corner?
a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster
Abbey c) the Tower of London
The Whispering Gallery at this building is very
popular with tourists:
a) St. Paul’s Cathedral b) Westminster
Abbey c) Buckingham Palace

14. This is the address of the head of the
British government:
a) Downing Street b) White Hall
c) the Tower of London
Ben Nevis is:
a) a person b) mountain
c) a sort of cheese

15. The part of UK which is not
presented in the Union Jack is:
a) England b) Scotland
c) Wales
The first person to orbit the Earth was…
a) Yuri Gagarin b) Horatio Nelson

16. The first man to invent a printing
machine was….
a) William Wallace b) Johann
Gutenberg
The last Tudor monarch to rule in
England was …
a) Elizabeth I b) Elizabeth II

17. The first European to come to Central
America was…..
a) Leif Ericsson b) Christopher
Columbus
She was a nurse in the army.
a) Princess Diana b) Florence
Nightingale

18. He was the world’s most famous
playwright and poet.
a) Nikita Mikhalkov b) William
Shakespeare
She was the people’s princess.
a) Mary Pickford b) Diana

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Автор: Асадулаева Суайбат Ахмедовна