WorksheetsBritish culture: trivia quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 7mins
What makes up the United Kingdom?
Wales, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
Wales, England and Scotland
Wales, England, Scotland and Northern Ireland
England, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Which title do many British women use to avoid (evitare) indicating whether or not they are married?
Mr
Miss
Mrs
Ms
What is the most prominent religion in the UK?
Anglicanism (Church of England)
Catholicism
Islam
Which of the following is considered poor etiquette (cattiva educazione) in the UK?
Arriving at someone's house to say 'hello' uninvited
Eating lunch at your desk
Arriving for dinner at someone's house 15 minutes late
What's the largest city in UK?
London
Manchester
Glasgow
Belfast
What's the plural of 'woman'?
Womans
Women
Worms
Womens
Halloween is celebrated on .........
The 30th November
the 1st December
the 31st October
the 25th April
What's Heathrow?
A district of London
A seaport in London
The most important airport in London
An important neighbourhood in London
Where does the monarch of the UK live?
Buckingham Palace
Kensington Palace
St. James 's Palace
Clarance House
What's the capital of Scotland?
Aberdeen
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Liverpool
Is Northern Irland part of Great Britain?
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following is a British Cuisine?
Apple pie
Sausage gravy
Fish and chips
The hamburger
Which of the following is not a premier league team?
Newcastle
Manchester United
Liverpool
Real Madrid
CHIPS
British English
American English
FRENCH FRIES
British English
American English
A PACKAGE OF COOKIES
British English
American English
A PACKET OF BISCUITS
British English
American English
SWEETS
British English
American English
A PACKET OF CRISPS
Britiish English
American English
Trousers
British English
American English
Pants
British English
American English
Sneakers
British English
American English
Trainers
British English
American English
Ginger
British English
American English
Red hair
British English
American English
