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ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES: TRUE OR FALSE?

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name

Class

Date

London is the largest city in the UK.

True

False

Bonfire Night is celebrated on 4^th November.

True

False

Halloween is celebrated on 30^thOctober.

True

False

The 4^th of July is the national day of the USA.

True

False

Gatwick is the most important airport in London.

True

False

The Queen of the UK lives in Buckingham Palace.

True

False

Glasgow is the capital of Scotland.

True

False

Northern Ireland is part of Great Britain.

True

False

George VI was the father of Elizabeth II.

True

False

10.

The British flag is popularly known as Jack United.

True

False

11.

April Fools’ Day is celebrated on 3^rdApril.

True

False

12.

Robin Hood used to live in Sherwood Forest.

True

False

13.

Tartan is a design for cloth traditionally associated with Scotland.

True

False

14.

Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city.

True

False

15.

Dublin is the capital city of Northern Ireland.

True

False

16.

Bristol is the birthplace of The Beatles.

True

False

17.

British people eat pancakes on Shrove Tuesday.

True

False

18.

Cambridge provided the location for Harry Potter’s Hogwarts Hall.

True

False

19.

The main theatre district in New York is commonly known as The West End.

True

False

20.

Oxford University is the oldest university in Great Britain.

True

False

21.

Hogmanay is New Year’s Eve in Wales.

True

False

22.

Swansea is the capital of Wales.

True

False

23.

A red rose is the symbol of England.

True

False

24.

The official residence of the British Prime Minister is located at 10 Downing Street.

True

False

25.

Most British people eat pork on Christmas Day.

True

False

26.

A kilt is a traditional Scottish drink.

True

False

27.

Sydney is the capital of Australia.

True

False

28.

New York is the capital of the USA.

True

False

29.

Aborigines live in New Zealand.

True

False

30.

Toronto is the capital of Canada.

True

False

31.

George Washington was the first president of the USA.

True

False

32.

The President of the USA lives in the White House.

True

False

33.

A kiwi is the symbol of New Zealand.

True

False

34.

American school buses are red.

True

False

35.

Johannesburg is the capital of South Africa.

True

False

36.

America was discovered in 1492.

True

False

37.

Ice hockey is the most important sport in Canada.

True

False

38.

James Cook discovered Australia in 1770.

True

False

39.

There are more sheep than people in the New Zealand.

True

False

40.

Canada is the second largest country in the world.

True

False

41.

The head of the Commonwealth of Nations is the British Monarch.

True

False

42.

The British monarchs are crowned at Westminster Abbey.

True

False

43.

Saint Patrick is the patron saint of England.

True

False

44.

Margaret Thatcher was the first woman Prime Minister in the UK.

True

False

45.

Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the UK.

True

False

46.

The Shannon is the longest river in Ireland.

True

False

47.

The Snowdonia National Park is in Scotland.

True

False

48.

The Lake District is in Northern Ireland.

True

False

49.

William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon.

True

False

50.

You can see beefeaters at the Tower of London.

True

False

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ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES: TRUE OR FALSE?

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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