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English-speaking countries

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The United Kingdom consists of.......countries.

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

2.

The highest mountain in Britain is........

a)

Mount McKinley

b)

Mount Logan

c)

Ben Cristovao

d)

Ben Nevis

3.

In Canada, Australia and New Zealand the queen is represented by...........

a)

Governor Mc Donald

b)

Governor General

c)

Rampa McQuack

d)

Donald Trump

4.

The United States of America span.......time zones.

a)

7

b)

5

c)

3

d)

6

5.

The US population is something around.............million people.

a)

500

b)

400

c)

300

d)

200

6.

The first president of the USA was...................

a)

Abraham Lincoln

b)

Thomas Jefferson

c)

George Washington

d)

George Bush

7.

In 1776 the US representatives signed.......

a)

The Constitution

b)

The Declaration of Independence

c)

The Treaty of Versailles

d)

The Emancipation Proclamation

8.

Civil War was a war between..............

a)

East and West

b)

North and South

c)

Left and Right

d)

Britain and France

9.

On 15th June 1800......................became the capital of USA.

a)

Philadelphia

b)

New York

c)

Washington, D.C.

d)

Los Angeles

10.

Thanksgiving is celebrated on the.....................

a)

fourth Thursday in November.

b)

third Wednesday in October.

c)

the 24th November.

d)

31st October.

11.

US anthem is called:

a)

The Star Spangled Banner

b)

Stars and Stripes

c)

In God We Trust

d)

...And Justice For All

12.

Canada is the..................largest country in the world.

a)

first

b)

second

c)

third

d)

fourth

13.

Canadian national animal is the...............

a)

koala

b)

eagle

c)

beaver

d)

lion

14.

The highest mountain in Canada is...............

a)

Mount McKinley

b)

Mount Logan

c)

Mount Everest

d)

Mount Rushmore

15.

Which lake does not form the natural border between Canada and USA?

a)

Ontario

b)

Erie

c)

Huron

d)

Michigan

16.

In the past New York was called...............

a)

New Paris

b)

New Berlin

c)

New Amsterdam

d)

New Brussels

17.

Australia consists of ...........states and............territories.

a)

5,8

b)

6,2

c)

4,3

d)

7,1

18.

Which band is not from the USA?

a)

Oasis

b)

Metallica

c)

Nirvana

d)

Foo Fighters

19.

Which of the following companies are not from the USA?

a)

Microsoft

b)

Apple

c)

Google

d)

Nokia

20.

Sean Connery is a(n)......................actor.

a)

Welsh

b)

English

c)

Irish

d)

Scottish

21.

In Australia the desert area in the country is called the...........

a)

outback.

b)

inside.

c)

outside.

d)

inback.

22.

In New Zealand you don't find any..............

a)

people.

b)

snakes.

c)

spiders.

d)

flies.

23.

Traditional English meal is......................

a)

beef and rice

b)

onions and mushrooms

c)

fish and chips

d)

Poutine

24.

Jim Carrey comes from..............

a)

New Zealand.

b)

Australia.

c)

Canada.

d)

the Moon.

25.

The capital of Scotland is................

a)

Glasgow

b)

Liverpool

c)

Edinburgh

d)

Cardiff

26.

In Britain they call the sea between Europe and Britain.........

a)

La Manche

b)

The British Channel

c)

The English Channel

d)

The London Channel

27.

Metro in London is called............

a)

Subway

b)

Tube

c)

Underway

d)

Overground

28.

Prince Charles and Princess Diana had...............children together.

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

29.

Which band is not British?

a)

Iron Maiden

b)

Genesis

c)

U2

d)

Rolling Stones

30.

Which of the following writers is not American?

a)

Francis Scott Fitzgerald

b)

Ernest Hemingway

c)

Mark Twain

d)

Walter Scott

31.

London got its name from the.................

a)

Vikings

b)

Celts

c)

Anglo-Saxons

d)

Romans

32.

What is Henry VIII known for?

a)

Establishing his own church.

b)

Having two of his six wives beheaded.

c)

Divorcing his first wife.

d)

Being killed in battle.

33.

The traditional Scottish food is called............

a)

Haggis

b)

Mashed potatoes

c)

Fried eggs

d)

Smoked ham

34.

Famous British detectives are.................

a)

Hercule Poirot

b)

Maigret

c)

Miss Marple

d)

Sherlock Holmes

35.

Canada's Prime Minister's name is.....................

a)

Tony Robinson

b)

Justin Trudeau

c)

Jeremy Corbyn

d)

Theresa May

36.

In Canada there are..............and..............territories.

a)

11,2

b)

8,3

c)

10,3

d)

8,4

37.

The British Empire was number one world power during the reign of.............

a)

Queen Elisabeth I.

b)

King Henry VIII.

c)

Queen Victoria.

d)

King George IV.

38.

The USA consists of..................

a)

48 states + Alaska and Hawaii.

b)

50 states + Alaska and Hawaii.

c)

46 states + Alaska, Hawaii and Florida.

d)

49 states + Alaska, Hawaii and Florida.

39.

Some of the most famous American writers are................

a)

Walt Whitman

b)

Arthur Conan Doyle

c)

Agathe Christie

d)

Emily Dickinson

40.

Tick all very popular sports in USA

a)

American Football

b)

Baseball

c)

Basketball

d)

Cricket

41.

Grand Canyon can be found in..............

a)

Colorado

b)

Kentucky

c)

Utah

d)

Arizona

42.

Cambridge is..............from London.

a)

west

b)

east

c)

north

d)

south

43.

Which cheese comes originally from Britain?

a)

Camembert

b)

Roquefort

c)

Emmental

d)

Cheddar

44.

The Beatles were from...............

a)

London

b)

Oxford

c)

Liverpool

d)

Manchester

45.

The largest US state is............

a)

Texas

b)

California

c)

Alaska

d)

Hawaii

46.

In Australia you drive on the...............

a)

left

b)

right

c)

middle

d)

road

47.

Which celebrity is not American?

a)

Marilyn Monroe

b)

Justin Bieber

c)

Marilyn Manson

d)

Charles Dickens

48.

The population of Australia is approximately...............million people.

a)

20

b)

25

c)

30

d)

35

49.

Russell Crowe comes from.............

a)

Australia

b)

Canada

c)

New Zealand

d)

Scotland

50.

Sherlock Holmes's biggest enemy is............

a)

Professor Moriarty

b)

Professor Havelka

c)

Professor Dumbledore

d)

Professor Kovacova