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WorksheetsUK Quiz - England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the name of the flag of UK?
Saint George´s Cross
United Jack
Saint Patrick´s Cross
Union Jack
How many parts does Great Britain consist of?
1
2
3
4
Which of the parts of UK is the biggest one?
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
How do the British call the water body between Great Britain and France?
La Manche
English Channel
British Channel
Celtic Sea
In the north, England borders on ...
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
North Sea
What is the name of the river which flows through London?
the Severn
the Tyne
the Thames
the Danube
Some people speak Cornish in ...
Wales
Scotland
South West England
Northern England
What is the name of this flag?
Saint George´s Cross
Saint Patrick´s Cross
Saint Andrew´s Cross
Saint David´s Cross
What colours can be found on the flag of England?
white, blue and red
only white and red
only white and blue
only blue and red
Which plant is recognized as the national flower of England?
daffodil
thistle
white rose
red rose
What is Shepherd´s Pie?
dish prepared in the oven
sweet dish
fruit dessert
all of the mentioned
What colours can be found on the flag of Wales?
only red and white
red, white and blue
red, white and green
red, white, green and yellow
What is "CYMRU"?
name of a dialect spoken in one part of UK
name of one part of UK
name of a town
traditional sport in Wales
Leek is a symbol of ...
England
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Wales
What is the capital of Wales?
Belfast
Dublin
Cardiff
St. David
Who is the patron saint of Wales?
Patrick
Andrew
George
David
The highest peak in Wales is...
Plynlimon
Fan Brycheiniog
Pen y Fan
Snowdon
Road signs in Wales are typically...
monolingual
round
bilingual
in Latin
What is true about Scotland?
It is a part of Great Britain.
It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean.
It has over 700 islands.
Its capital is Dublin.
Glasgow is ...
the capital of Scotland
an industrial centre of Ireland
the biggest city in Scotland
an old university town in Wales
What is Gaelic?
an old Celtic language
a traditional Scottish meal
a town in Scotland
an old name of Scotland
What is the name of the highest peak in UK?
Ben Nevis
Mc Kinley
Snowdon
Ben Lomond
Where is the highest peak of UK located?
in the north of England
in the south of England
in Wales
in Scotland
Who is the patron saint of Scotland?
Saint Andrew
Saint George
Saint David
Saint Patrick
The floral emblem of Scotland is ...
shamrock
leek
daffodil
thistle
Which sea borders the east coast of Scotland?
the English Channel
the Irish Sea
the Norwegian Sea
the North Sea
Which Scottish writer wrote Treasure Island and Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde?
Robert Louis Stevenson
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Robert Burns
Charles Dickens
Which Scottish writer created Sherlock Holmes?
Agatha Christie
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Burns
Scottish traditional music is usually associated with ...
fiddles
harp
bagpipes
guitar
The capital of Northern Ireland is ..... .
Dublin
Belfast
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Ireland celebrates St Patrick's Day on ..... .
1 March
17 March
23 April
30 November
"Emerald Isle" is ...
an island which belongs to Scotland
a district inLondon
a poetic name for Ireland
a novel written by Jane Austen
This is a flag of ...
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Isle of Ireland
none of these
What is the flower national emblem of Northern Ireland?
The Lake District is a beautiful area....
in the southwest of England
in the northwest of England
in Scotland
in Wales
Cambridge is famous for its ...
castle
university
music festival
old streets
What's the flag of England?
British monarch is ...
the head of the European Union
the head of the United Nations
the head of the Commonwealth
the head of European Court of Justice
How old is the British Queen, Elizabeth II?
60-70
70-80
80-90
90-100
Where did the modern golf originate in the 15th century?
in England
in Scotland
in Wales
in the Northern Ireland
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telehone in ...
the first half of the 18th century
the second half of the 18th century
the first half of the 19th century
the second half of the 19th century
The Lake District is located in ....
the south of England
the north of England
the south of Scotland
the north of Scotland
The Isle of Wight belongs to ...
Egland
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Which of the following rivers does not flow through England?
the Trent
the Tyne
the Avon
the Tay
What is "CORNWALL"?
a town
an island
a peninsula
a Roman sight
Which dynasty does the Queen Elizabeth II belong to?
Stuart
Tudor
Windsor
Plantagenet
