The document provides information about visiting the United Kingdom through a series of questions and answers about general facts, geography, politics, famous places and people, and aspects of life and culture in the UK. It covers topics like what countries make up the UK, London landmarks, heads of government, the education system, and traditions. The questions are multiple choice and cover a wide range of topics to familiarize someone with the UK.

1. LET’S
VISIT
THE UK

2. THE 1ST
GAME

3. General
Information
100 200 300 400 500
Geographical
Position
100 200 300 400 500
Political
System
100 200 300 400 500

4. GENERAL INFORMATION
100
What does the UK consist of?
A.England and Scotland
B.Great Britain and Northern Ireland
C.England, Scotland and Wales
D.England, Scotland, Wales and the
Irish Republic

5. GENERAL INFORMATION
200
What is the official language
in the UK?
A.English
B.Welsh
C.Irish
D.Scottish

6. GENERAL INFORMATION
300
What is the British Queen’s name?
A.Anne
B.Elizabeth I
C.Elizabeth II
D.Zara Anne Elizabeth

7. GENERAL INFORMATION
400
When do the British people celebrate
Christmas?
A.On the 24th
of December
B.On the 25th
of December
C.On the 26th
of January
D.On the 7th
of January

8. GENERAL INFORMATION
500
What is the nickname of
the British flag?
A.Union Jack
B.Old Glory
C.Digger

9. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION
100
Where is the UK situated?
A.On the Irish Islands
B.On the Britannia Islands
C.On the Welsh Isles
D.On the British Isles

10. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION
200
What is the capital of the UK?
A.Belfast
B.Edinburgh
C.London
D.Cardiff

11. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION
300
What separates Great Britain
from Europe?
A.The Irish Sea
B.The North Sea
C.The English Channel
D.The Celtic Sea

12. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION
400
What ocean is the UK washed by?
A.The Atlantic Ocean
B.The Pacific Ocean
C.The Arctic Ocean
D.The Indian Ocean

13. GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION
500
What is the highest peak in the UK?
A.The Dark Peak
B.Ben Nevis
C.The White Peak
D.Kinder Scout

14. POLITICAL SYSTEM
100
Who is the head of the UK?
A.The Queen
B.The President
C.Prime Minister
D.The House of Lords

15. POLITICAL SYSTEM
200
Which house of the British Parliament is
elected by the people?
A.The House of Lords
B.The House of Commons

16. POLITICAL SYSTEM
300
What does the Lord Chancellor
sit on?
A.The throne
B.The woolsack
C.The bagpipe
D.The ferry

17. POLITICAL SYSTEM
400
What does the Cabinet traditionally drawn
from?
A.Members of the Prime Minister’s party
B.Members of the House of Lords
C.Members of the House of Commons
D.Members of the Royal Family

18. POLITICAL SYSTEM
500
Where does the Parliament meet?
A.In Westminster Abbey
B.In the National Assembly
C.In the Buckingham Palace
D.In the Palace of Westminster

19. THE 2ND
GAME

20. Places
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10
Faces
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10

21. A. Tower of London
B. The National Gallery
C. Tower Bridge
D. Westminster Abbey

22. A. The Houses of Parliament
B. The National Gallery
C. Tower Bridge
D. Westminster Abbey

23. A. The Houses of Parliament
B. The National Gallery
C. Buckingham Palace
D. Westminster Abbey

24. A. The Houses of Parliament
B. The National Gallery
C. Buckingham Palace
D. Piccadilly Circus

25. A. Big Ben
B. The National Gallery
C. Buckingham Palace
D. Piccadilly Circus

26. A. Big Ben
B. The National Gallery
C. Buckingham Palace
D. Piccadilly Circus

27. A. Big Ben
B. Westminster Abbey
C. Buckingham Palace
D. Piccadilly Circus

28. A. Big Ben
B. Westminster Abbey
C. Buckingham Palace
D. St. Paul’s Cathedral

29. A. Trafalgar Square
B. Westminster Abbey
C. Buckingham Palace
D. St. Paul’s Cathedral

30. A. Trafalgar Square
B. The Tower of London
C. Buckingham Palace
D. St. Paul’s Cathedral

31. A. Queen Victoria
B. Florence Nightingale
C. Agatha Christie
D. Margaret Thatcher

32. A. William Shakespeare
B. Oliver Cromwell
C. Isaac Newton
D. Winston Churchill

33. A. William Shakespeare
B. Oliver Cromwell
C. Isaac Newton
D. Winston Churchill

34. A. Robert Burns
B. James Cook
C. Horatio Nelson
D. Winston Churchill

35. A. Robert Burns
B. James Cook
C. Horatio Nelson
D. Winston Churchill

36. A. Queen Victoria
B. Florence Nightingale
C. Agatha Christie
D. Margaret Thatcher

37. A. William Shakespeare
B. Oliver Cromwell
C. Isaac Newton
D. Winston Churchill

38. A. Queen Victoria
B. Florence Nightingale
C. Agatha Christie
D. Margaret Thatcher

39. A. Robert Burns
B. James Cook
C. Horatio Nelson
D. Winston Churchill

40. A. William Shakespeare
B. Oliver Cromwell
C. Isaac Newton
D. Winston Churchill

41. THE 3RD
GAME

42. The way of life
Y / N
Education
Y / N
Culture
Y / N
Sport
Y / N
Music
Y / N
Holidays
Y / N
Traditions
Y / N
Cities
Y / N
Wars
Y / N

43. Have the relations between the members
of a family become more democratic
in the UK?
Yes, they have. No, they haven’t.

44. Are all children in the UK educated
according to the same programme?
Yes, they are. No, they are not.

45. Are annual festivals of music and drama
very popular in the UK?
Yes, they are. No, they are not.

46. Are cricket, the Boat Race, the Derby and
the Royal Ascot very important national
sporting events?
Yes, they are. No, they are not.

47. Do people from the UK listen to the folk
music only?
Yes, they do. No, they do not.

48. Do people from London celebrate
the Easter?
Yes, they do. No, they do not.

49. Are clubs one of the English traditions?
Yes, they are. No, they are not.

50. Was London founded by the Romans?
Yes, it was. No, it was not.

51. Did the war between the Lancastrians
and the Yorkists get the name of
the War of Roses?
Yes, it did. No, it did not.

52. Thanks
for being with
us today