The video explores iconic symbols of London, including red double-decker buses known as Routemasters, red phone boxes, black Hackney cabs, and Beef Eaters at the Tower of London. It also covers famous landmarks like Tower Bridge, Big Ben, the London Eye, and Trafalgar Square, highlighting their history, significance, and modern-day relevance.

What is the official name of the iconic red double-decker buses in London?

• Double-Deckers

• City Hoppers

• Routemasters

• London Buses

In what year were the Routemaster buses first introduced?

• 1956

• 1945

• 1970

• 1965

Who designed the first red phone box in London?

• Sir Giles Gilbert Scott

• Sir Edwin Lutyens

• Sir Norman Foster

• Sir Christopher Wren

What was the purpose of the artistic transformation of phone boxes in 2012?

• To commemorate the Queen's Jubilee

• For a charity event

• To promote tourism

• To celebrate the Olympics

What is the test called that drivers of black Hackney cabs must pass?

• The Knowledge

• The Insight

• The Wisdom

• The Understanding

What was the original purpose of the Beefeaters at the Tower of London?

• Guarding prisoners and the crown jewels

• Guiding tourists

• Performing ceremonies

• Maintaining the tower

Which London landmark is known for having a bell named Big Ben?

• St. Paul's Cathedral

• The Shard

• Tower Bridge

• Elizabeth Tower

What is the height of the London Eye?

• 150 meters

• 135 meters

• 140 meters

• 120 meters

For what event was Trafalgar Square used in July 2011?

• World premiere of the final Harry Potter film

• London Olympics opening ceremony

• Queen's Diamond Jubilee

• New Year's Eve celebration

What year was Trafalgar Square built to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar?

• 1850

• 1845

• 1805

• 1900