ENGLAND FACTS

England is part of...

• the USA

• the UK

• the Irish Republic

• United States

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How many people live in England?

• 567 million people

• 84 million people

• 3 million people

• 56 million people

Some of the biggest cities of England are...

• London, New York, Liverpool, Manchester

• London, Paris, New York, Birmingham

• London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester

• London, Blackpool, Liverpool, Washington

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Which is the English flag?

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Who is the patron saint of England?

• St. George

• St. Patrick

• St. Michael

• St. Joseph

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Which is the capital of England?

• Manchester

• Dublin

• Liverpool

• London

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Some of the most famous sights in London are...

• Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square...

• Big Ben, Times Square, Central Park...

• Big Ben, Eiffel Tower, Buckingham Palace...

• Big Ben, Hollywood, Central Park...

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Birmingham is famous for its many...

• shops

• canals

• squares

• towers

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Brighton is known for its...

• beaches

• canals

• pier

• towers

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One famous site in England is Stonehenge. It's a big ........ of stones in the South of England

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