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London

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What famouse sight can you see in the picture?

a)

Buckingham Palace

b)

Houses of Parliament

c)

St Paul's Cathedral

d)

Westminster Abbey

2.

How do we call the London taxi?

a)

Black submarine

b)

Black car

c)

Black bobby

d)

Black cab

3.

What is in the picture?

a)

Phone box

b)

Phone boot

c)

Phone booth

d)

Phone call

4.

How do we call the policeman in London?

a)

Cab

b)

Sir

c)

Bobby

d)

Cop

5.

What can you see in the Tower of London nowadays?

a)

THe Queen

b)

The Crown Jewels

c)

The Tower Bridge

d)

The Royal family

6.

It is in the centre of London. There are lots of cinemas, theatres and shops there. There are always a lot of people there, too. What's this?

a)

Buckingham Palace

b)

Westminster Abbey

c)

Piccadily Circus

d)

Covent Garden

7.

It is a big clock tower. It is famous all over the world. It is a part of the Houses of Parliament. It is one of the symbol of London.

a)

Big Ben

b)

Tower Bridge

c)

London Bridge

d)

Abbey

8.

The house at number 10 is very famous. Prime Minister lives here.

a)

10 Downing Street

b)

10 Hyde Park

c)

10 Green Park

d)

10 Covent Garden

9.

It is a very famous bridge over the Thames. They open it when a big ship comes.

a)

Tower Bridge

b)

The Tower of London

c)

London Bridge

d)

The Globe Bridge

10.

It was a palace and a prison. Nowadays you can see the Crown Jewels there.

a)

The Tower of Lonodn

b)

The Buckingham Palace

c)

Westminster Abbey

d)

St Paul's Cathedral

11.

It is the home of time. The world Prime Meridian goes through this place.

a)

Greenwich

b)

St Paul's Cathedral

c)

Westminster Abbey

d)

Buckingham Palace

12.

A giant wheel on the bank of the River Thames. What's this?

a)

London Eye

b)

Hyde Park

c)

Globe Theatre

d)

Nelson's Column

13.

It is a very famous church in London not far from the Houses of Parliament. The kings and queens were crowned there.

a)

Westminster Abbey

b)

St Paul's Cathedral

c)

Globe Theatre

d)

Piccadily Circus

14.

It is a fruit-and-vegetable market in the central square, now a popular shopping and tourist site, and with the Royal Opera House.

a)

Hyde Park

b)

Covent Garden

c)

Green Park

d)

Piccadily Circus

15.

A museum in London. You can see wax figures of famous people here. What sight is it?

a)

Madame Tussaud's Museum

b)

Natural History Museum

c)

Tate Gallery

d)

Globe Theatre

16.

It is a part of London transport with 11 lines and its popular name in the Tube. What's this?

a)

Underground

b)

Double-decker

c)

Cab

d)

Booth

17.

It was opened in 1997. It is a replica of Shakespeare's theatre, which burned down in 1613 during a performance of Shakespeare's play Henry VIII. Here you can experience what the theatre was like at Shakespeare’s time. The theatre had no roof, there were no electric lights and hardly any decoration.

a)

Globe Theatre

b)

Tate Theatre

c)

LondonTheatre

d)

White Theatre

18.

In Whitehall you can see the Queen’s Life Guard. The Mounting of the Guard takes place every day at 11 am (10 am on Sundays). Who are they?

a)

Horse guard

b)

Horse cab

c)

Bobby

19.

Trafalgar Square takes its name from Admiral Nelson's famous victory in the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805. It is 56 m high statue and on top you can see the statue of an admiral, who died in the battle. What is in the middle of the square?

a)

Nelson's Column

b)

Statue of Liberty

c)

Statue of London

d)

Trafalgar Column

20.

Tick the true statements for London.

a)

This is the capital of the United Kingdom.

b)

This is the capital of the USA.

c)

This is the capital of Endland.

d)

This is the capital of Great-Britain.