Geography, climate and nature of the UK

The prime meridian is also called the _________ meridian because it passed through ______, ______

• Greenwich, England
• Ecuador, Quito
• Paris, France
• Rome, Italy

_________ meridian was chosen to be 0 longitudee at an international conference in ____ year

• Equator, 1884
• Greenwich ,1884

• Greenwich Meridian, 1900
• Tropic of Cancer, 1884

___ _____ is the highest mountain in the United Kingdom and the British Isles.

• Ben Nevis
• Mount Everest
• Scafell Pike
• Mount Snowdon

The warm stream that warms the western coast of England is called ____ _____

• Gulf Stream
• Atlantic Stream
• Sea Flow
• Ocean Current

Today only about _ % of the total surface of the UK is wooded.

• 13%
• 9%

• 8%
• 25%

An iconic Christmas bird in England (popular of festive cards) - _______

• Chiristmas

  Robin

• Eagle
• Penguin
• Sparrow

The longest river in the UK is ___ ______

• River Severn
• River Tyne
• River Mersey
• River Thames

Famous British river which flows through Oxford and London- ______

• Danube
• Thames
• Seine
• Nile

Scottish valleys are filled with lakes. These lakes are called ”_____”.

• ponds
• lochs
• rivers
• streams

The Loch Ness Monster affectionately known as ”______”

• Lochie
• Nessy
• Nessie
• Nessy Jr.