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London

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
How do we call this monument?
a)
Tower Bridge
b)
London Eye
c)
The Tower
d)
The Buckingham Palace
2.
How do we call this landmark?
a)
St Paul's Cathedral
b)
Westminster Abbey
c)
Buckingham Palace
d)
London New Temple
3.
Where does she live?
a)
The Parliment
b)
Buckingham Palace
c)
Big Ben
d)
Tower Bridge
4.
What breed of dog Queen Elizabeth likes the most?
a)
Airedale Terrier
b)
Welsh Corgi Pembroke
c)
Alaskan Malamute
d)
Irish Setter
5.
What famous river flows through London?
a)
The Thames
b)
The Avon
c)
Trent
d)
Tyne
6.
The Globe theatre was founded by a famous British playwright, but who?
a)
Samuel Beckett
b)
Christopher Marlow
c)
John Donne
d)
William Shakespeare
7.
She was killed there by her husband Henry VIII...but where?
a)
The Buckingham Palace
b)
The Tower of London
c)
The Parliment
d)
St Paul's cathedral
8.
This sign is the sign of...which London's type of transport
a)
trams
b)
underground
c)
buses
d)
cabs
9.
How do we call this monument?
a)
The Power Bridge
b)
The Tower Bridge
c)
The Lower Bridge
d)
The Queen's Bridge
10.
The White Tower is a part of
a)
Westminster Abbey
b)
The Tower of London
c)
The Houses of Parliament
11.
Sir Christopher Wren built
a)
the White Tower
b)
Buckingham Palace
c)
St.Paul's Cathedral
12.

Before the Great Fire all houses were built of

a)

wood

b)

stone

13.
The Great Fire began in
a)
1066
b)
1666
c)
600
d)
1166
14.
The Romans came to Britain
and built.....
a)
Londinium
b)
London
c)
The White Tower
d)
The Tower
15.
What is the political centre of London?
a)
Buckingham Palace
b)
Westminster
c)
Trafalgar Square
16.
Who lives at 10 Downing Street?
a)
The Queen
b)
The Prime Minister
c)
The President
17.

Who came to London in 1066?

a)

the Romans

b)

Queen Victoria

c)

the Normans with William the Conqueror

18.

The Monument to Admiral Nelson is situated

a)

in Trafalgar Square

b)

near Buckingham Palace

c)

in Westminster Abbey

19.

The Poet's Corner is situated in

a)

Hyde Park

b)

Westminster Abbey

c)

St.Paul's Cathedral

20.
The Tower of London is a  
a)
prison now
b)
zoo now
c)
museum now
d)
palace now
21.

In Trafalgar Square you can see..........

a)

the National Gallery

b)

the National Museum

c)

The Houses of Parliament

d)

Buckingham Palace

22.

Now the Queen of the UK is

a)

Elizabeth I

b)

Victoria

c)

Elizabeth II

d)

Diana

23.
What’s the name of this building?
a)
The Eiffel Tower
b)
Buckingham Palace
c)
Big Ben
d)
College Emile Zola
24.
What’s the name of this monument?
a)
Big Ben
b)
Little Ben
c)
Time Square
d)
London's clock
25.
What’s the nickname of the London underground?
a)
The Roll
b)
The Metropolitan
c)
The Tube
d)
The Station
26.
What colour are London taxis
a)
Red
b)
Yellow
c)
White
d)
Black
27.
What's the name of this monument?
a)
The London eye
b)
The London Wheel
c)
The London Round
d)
The London Hand
28.
What’s the name of this place?
a)
Central Park
b)
Center Park
c)
Saint James Park
d)
Hyde Park
29.

Who lives at 10 Downing Street?

a)

Prince Charles

b)

Sherlock Holmes

c)

English President

d)

British Prime Minister

30.

How many rooms are there in Buckingham Palace ?

a)

300

b)

400

c)

450

d)

more than 600

31.

In the past The Tower of London was a ...

a)

park

b)

prison

c)

country

d)

museum

32.
In the Big Ben, there is a ...
a)
bell 
b)
car
c)
lift
d)
country
33.
You can see all of London from...
a)
London Eye
b)
Wembley Stadium
c)
Tower Bridge
d)
UK
34.
What is the name of a busy shopping street?
a)
Oxford Street
b)
Oxman Street
c)
Oxen Street
d)
Oxden Street
35.
The big park in the middle of London is called...
a)
Haydn Park
b)
Heide Park
c)
Hyde Park
d)
Hyte Park
36.
Where can you see the "Changing of the Guards"?
a)
at St. Paul's Cathedral
b)
at the Tower of London
c)
at Piccadilly Circus
d)
at Buckingham Palace
37.
This is the home of the British government.
a)
London Eye
b)
Westminster Abbey
c)
Houses of Parliament
d)
Covent Garden
38.
Kings and queens have been crowned there for many centuries.
a)
St. Paul's Cathedral
b)
Temple Church
c)
Westminster Abbey
d)
Christ Church London
39.
It was a castle and a prison and now it's a museum.
a)
The Tower Bridge
b)
Westminster Abbey
c)
The Buckingham Palace
d)
The Tower of London
40.

Where can you see the "Crown Jewels"?

a)

in the British Museum

b)

in the Tower of London

c)

in Harrods

d)

in Central Park

41.

What is Harrods?

a)

a butcher

b)

a bakery

c)

a department store

d)

a big ice cream shop

42.
Where can you find the "Royal Opera House" and the "London Transport Museum"?
a)
in the Buckingham Palace
b)
in Hyde Park
c)
in the Tower of London
d)
in Covent Garden
43.
London is...
a)
in the west of England.
b)
in the north of England.
c)
in the northwest of England.
d)
in the southeast of England.
44.
What is the name of the biggest airport in London?
a)
Gatwick
b)
Heathrow
c)
Luton
d)
Stansted
45.
What can you see at Madame Tussaud's?
a)
the Beefeaters
b)
the Changing of the Guards
c)
Lord Nelson
d)
wax models
46.
What is "Big Ben"?
a)
the clocktower of the Houses of Parliament
b)
the name of the bell in the clocktower
c)
the nickname of the Houses of Parliament
d)
it is the name of a huge bridge
47.

How tall is the London Eye?

a)

100 metres

b)

135 metres

c)

140 metres

d)

130 metres

48.
What is Wimbledon?
a)
tennis tournament
b)
car brand
c)
football tournament
d)
stadium
49.
What is Arsenal London?
a)
cricket club
b)
rugby club
c)
football club
d)
basketball club
50.

What museum is this?

a)

The Science Museum

b)

The Natural History Museum

c)

Tate Modern

d)

British Museum

51.

What place is this?

a)

Govent Garden

b)

Harrods

c)

Buckingham Palace

d)

Kensington Palace

52.
a)
National Gallery
b)
British Museum
c)
The London Eye 
d)
Piccadilly Circus
53.

What place is this?

a)

British Museum

b)

The Science Museum

c)

The Natural History Museum

d)

Govent Garden

54.
a)
Tate Modern
b)
The Globe
c)
Victoria & Albert Museum
d)
Buckingham Palace
55.
a)
The Natural History Museum
b)
The National Gallery
c)
Westminster Abbey
d)
The Palace of Westminster The Houses of Parliament
56.
a)
Buckingham Palace
b)
Tate Modern
c)
Westminster Abbey
d)
Kensington Palace
57.
a)
The Palace of Westminster
b)
The Tower of London
c)
The National Gallery
d)
The Natural History Museum
58.
Who is the man located on top of the column at Trafalgar Square?
a)
Lord Nelson
b)
King Henry VIII
c)
The Bishop of London
d)
The Duke of Trafalgar
59.
What kind of birds live at the Tower of London? 
a)
Crows
b)
Parrots
c)
Ravens
d)
Seagulls
60.
At Buckingham Palace, when can you see the Queen's flag on the roof?
a)
When the Queen is in the Palace
b)
When the Queen isn't in the Palace
c)
When the Queen is dead

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