London Quiz - 21 questions

The Houses of Parliament

• This is where politicians meet and debate.
• This is where the Prime Minister lives.
• You queue in the Tower of London to see these.
• This is where the King of England lives.
• Here, near Marble Arch and Hyde Park, you can give a talk (or just listen).

Big Ben

• This is a famous clock tower.
• This is where politicians meet and debate.

• The Poets’ Corner and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are here.

• This is where the King of England lives.
• This monument used to be the entrance to Buckingham Palace.

Westminster Abbey

• The Poets’ Corner and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are here.
• This is where the Prime Minister lives.
• The main shopping area in London.

• This is where the King of England lives.
• A famous wax museum.

St. Paul's Cathedral

• In this church you can walk 260 stairs up to the Whispering Gallery.
• This is where the Prime Minister lives.
• This is a famous wax museum.

• This is a famous department store.

• Here, near Marble Arch and Hyde Park, you can give a talk (or just listen).

The Tower of London

• Here you can find birds called ravens and guards called Beefeaters.
• This is where the Prime Minister lives.
• This is where politicians meet and debate.

• This is where the King of England lives.
• Here, near Marble Arch and Hyde Park, you can give a talk (or just listen).

The Crown Jewels

• You queue in the Tower of London to see these.
• The Poets’ Corner and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are here.

• This is where the King of England lives.
• Here you can find birds called ravens and guards called Beefeaters.

• This is a famous clock tower.

Wembley

• You go here to watch England play football.
• There’s a statue of Lord Nelson here – and lots of pigeons!

• This is a street market, usually full of tourists.

• This is where the King of England lives.
• This is the river that runs through London.

Buckingham Palace

• This is where the King of England lives.
• This is where the Prime Minister lives.
• This is the ‘heart’ of London with a statue of Eros, the God of Love, in the middle.

• This is a famous department store.

• This is where politicians meet and debate.

Hyde Park

• This is a big green part of London with a lake called the Serpentine in it.
• This is where the Prime Minister lives.
• There’s a statue of Lord Nelson here – and lots of pigeons!

• This is the ‘heart’ of London with a statue of Eros, the God of Love, in the middle.

• Here, near Marble Arch and Hyde Park, you can give a talk (or just listen).

Madame Tussaud's

• This is a famous wax museum.
• This is the main shopping area in London.

• You queue in the Tower of London to see these.
• This is a street market, usually full of tourists.

• This is a famous department store.