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London Quiz

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one reason London is a popular tourist destination?

a)

It has a tropical climate

b)

It has many famous landmarks and attractions

c)

It is a small and quiet city

d)

It has very few visitors each year

2.

What is Big Ben?

a)

A famous museum

b)

A historic castle

c)

A clock tower

d)

A giant Ferris wheel

3.

Where is Big Ben located?

a)

Near Oxford Street

b)

Next to the Tower of London

c)

Near the Houses of Parliament

d)

In the British Museum

4.

What is the Tower of London known for today?

a)

Being a royal palace

b)

Housing the Crown Jewels

c)

Hosting government meetings

d)

Being a place of execution

5.

What can visitors see at the British Museum?

a)

The Crown Jewels

b)

Exhibits about animals and nature

c)

Artefacts from all over the world

d)

Views of the London Eye

6.

Which museum in London is known for its exhibits about animals and the natural world?

a)

The Natural History Museum

b)

The British Museum

c)

The Science Museum

d)

The Tower of London

7.

What is Oxford Street famous for?

a)

Being a popular shopping street

b)

Being a museum

c)

Hosting government offices

d)

Offering city views

8.

What is the London Eye?

a)

A museum

b)

A castle

c)

A giant Ferris wheel

d)

A clock tower

9.

What can people do on the London Eye?

a)

See historical artefacts

b)

Get views of the city

c)

Shop for souvenirs

d)

Visit the Crown Jewels

10.

Which group of people might enjoy visiting London?

a)

People who dislike history and culture

b)

People interested in history, culture, and fun

c)

People looking for warm weather

d)
  • People interested in quiet, rural destinations

11.

St Paul's Cathedral is the ...

a)

clock

b)

church

c)

palace

d)

museum

12.

Buckingham Palace is the...

a)

cathedral

b)

church

c)

house of king

d)

museum

13.

For many centures the Tower was ...

a)

a palace, a fortress, a prison.

b)

a palace, a hospital, a prison.

c)

a fortress, a prison, a church.

d)

a church, a palace, a museum.

14.

Now the Tower is a...

a)

a hospital.

b)

a theatre.

c)

a museum.

d)

a zoo.

15.

Westminster Abbey was ...

a)

a prison.

b)

a zoo.

c)

a monastery.

d)

a hospital.

16.

... is a historical centre of London.

a)

The City

b)

The East End

c)

The West End

d)

Westminster

17.

... is the financial center of the UK.

a)

The City

b)

The West End

c)

The East End

d)

Westminster

18.

... is an industrial district of London.

a)

The City

b)

The East End

c)

The West End

d)

Soho

19.

... is the place for government offices.

a)

The City

b)

The East End

c)

Westminster

d)

Soho

20.

The Houses of Parliament stretches along the ... bank of the river Thames.

a)

north

b)

east

c)

west

d)

south

21.

... is famous for its fashionable shopping.

a)

The West End

b)

The City

c)

The East End

d)

Westminster

22.

Where do the black ravens live?

a)

Hyde Park

b)

Trafalgar Square

c)

The Tower of London

23.

It is the central square of London

a)

Piccadilly

b)

Trafalgar Square

c)

Hyde Square

24.

It is a symbol of England. The coronation of all British kings and queens took place here. A lot of famous people are buried there.

a)

Westminister Palace

b)

Buckingham Palace

c)

Westminister Abbey

25.

It is the biggest church in London...

a)

The Tower of London

b)

St. Paul`s Cathedral

c)

Westminister Abbey

26.

Where is the column to Admiral Nelson situated?

a)

Hyde Park

b)

Buckingham Palace

c)

Trafalgar Square

27.

What is ‘the Globe’ in London? 

a)

the largest department store in Europe

b)

Cockney rhyming slang for ‘hope’

c)

A Shakespeare theatre

28.

What colour is the traditional London taxi?

a)

Yellow

b)

Black

c)

Green

29.

Big Ben is...

a)

a radio tone 

b)

a famous clock

c)

a famous church

30.

What is a “double-decker”?

a)

a bus

b)

a lorry

c)

a ship

31.

Who founded the Tower of London?

a)

Charles I

b)

Henry VIII

c)

William I

32.

Which is the oldest part of London?

a)

Westminster

b)

the City

c)

The West End

33.

The Great Fire of London take place in

a)

1666

b)

1796

c)

1904

34.

Where is London’s zoo?

a)

Central park

b)

St. James’ park

c)

Hyde Park

d)

Regent’s park

35.

Who is the Head of Great Britain?

a)

The President

b)

The Queen (The King)

c)

The Prime Minister

36.

Who is on the column on the Trafalgar Square?

a)

Napoleon

b)

Churchill

c)

Nelson

d)

Wellington

37.

How many cabins has the London Eye?

a)

20

b)

32

c)

23

d)

35

38.

How many masterpieces includes the National Museum on the Trafalgar Square?

a)

2000

b)

1500

c)

1000

d)

2500

39.

What form has a cabin of the Ferris wheel?

a)

hot dog

b)

ball

c)

cube

d)

egg

40.

What are the buses in London called?

a)

red bus

b)

tourist bus

c)

double-decker bus

41.

The price of the bus tickets is ____

a)

30 pounds

b)

40 pounds

c)

50 pounds

42.

What is the name of the big department store in London?

a)

Parrots

b)

Desserts

c)

Harrods

43.

What is Hamleys?

a)

It/s a clothes shop.

b)

It's a toy shop.

c)

It's a flower shop.

44.

What is the name of the street with all the shops?

a)

Baker Street

b)

Whitehall Street

c)

Oxford Street

45.

Where does the King live?

a)

in Buckingham Palace

b)

in Royal Palace

c)

in Queen Palace

46.

Whare can you find Nelson's column?

a)

in the Tower of London

b)

in Picadilly Circus

c)

in Trafalgar Square

47.

London Eye is ___ metres high.

a)

125

b)

135

c)

145

48.

The Prime Minister and the government work in

a)

Big Ben

b)

the Houses of Parliament

c)

Buckingham Palace

49.

Next to Buckingham Palace is___

a)

Royal Park

b)

Holland Park

c)

Green Park

50.

Name the famous river in London.

a)

River Siene

b)

River Danube

c)

River Thames

51.

What bridge can you see in this video?

a)

Tower Bridge

b)

London Bridge

c)

Thames Bridge

52.

What castle can you see from the river Thames?

a)

Buckingham Palace

b)

The Houses of Parliament

c)

The Tower of London

53.

Which river runs through London?

a)

The Thames

b)

The Seine

c)

The Nile

d)

The Amazon

54.

Which world-famous bridge is located in London?

a)

Golden Gate Bridge

b)

Tower Bridge

c)

Sydney Harbour Bridge

55.

Which of these is NOT a famous London Attraction

a)

The London Eye

b)

Westminster

c)

Trafalgar Square

d)

Times Square

56.

Which of these famous football clubs are ALL London based?

a)

Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea

b)

Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal

c)

Everton, Tottenham and Chelsea

d)

Chelsea, Millwall and Aston Villa

57.

What are 2 famous financial districts of London?

a)

SOHO and The Square Mile

b)

The Square Mile and Canary Wharf

c)

Wall Street and Canary Wharf

d)

The Square Mile and London Docks

58.

What is the population (2019) of Greater London?

a)

8.8 billion

b)

8.8 million

c)

5.5 million

d)

18.8 million

59.

What is the most visited tourist attraction in London with 15 million visitors per annum?

a)

Big Ben

b)

Westminster (Houses of Parliament)

c)

The London Eye

d)

Buckingham Palace

60.

What % of all UK visitor spending is spent in London?

a)

15%

b)

35%

c)

53%

d)

75%

61.

What unit of currency is used in London?

a)

Pounds and Pence

b)

Francs

c)

Queenies and Teenies

d)

Drachma

62.

What % of Londoners work in tourism?

a)

3%

b)

13%

c)

33%

d)

63%

63.

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

a)

London has hosted the Summer Olympics twice and hosts the Superbowl each year

b)

London has hosted the Summer Olympics three times and hosts the Wimbledon tennis tournament each year

c)

London has hosted the Summer Olympics once and hosts the Champions League Final each year

d)

London has never hosted the Summer Olympics and hosts the Wimbledon tennis tournament each year

64.

Which famous football stadium hosts the FA Cup Final most years as well as numerous large concert events?

a)

Wembley Stadium

b)

Twickenham

c)

Nou Camp

d)

Maddison Square Garden

65.

Which famous London subway station shares its name with a famous Sydney train station?

a)

Earl's Court

b)

Waterloo

c)

King's Cross

d)

Martin Place

66.

London is the capital city of which country?

a)

Wales

b)

Northern Ireland

c)

England and the UK

d)

Scotland

67.

What's that?

a)

Buckingham Palace

b)

the Tower Bridge

c)

The Tower of London

d)

The Big Ben

68.

Where can we find the Crown Jewels?

a)

In Buckingham Palace

b)

In the Tower of London

c)

In the British Museum

d)

In St. Paul's Cathedral

69.

Why did they build The London Eye?

a)

to protect the city

b)

to celebrate the beginning of the new millenium

c)

to celebrate the Queen's anniversary

d)

to celebrate the end of the 2nd World War

70.

Why is London special?

a)

Because it's the most beautiful city in Europe

b)

Because it's the biggest city in Europe

c)

Because it's the most visited city in Europe

d)

Because it's the most crowded city in Europe

71.

What is The Guard?

a)

A group of important people who live in Buckingham Palace

b)

A group of soldiers who protect Buckingham Palace

c)

A group of soldiers of the British army

d)

A group of politicians

72.

Why is the Tower Bridge special?

a)

Because it is the oldest of London

b)

Because it is the longest of London

c)

Because it was built to celebrate the new millenium

d)

Because it opens up to let big boats pass

73.

What's this?

a)

Piccadilly Circus

b)

Leicester Square

c)

Russel Square

d)

Trafalgar Square

74.

Where does King Charles live in London?

a)

In Buckingham palace

b)

In the Tower of London

c)

In Kensington Palace

d)

In Westminister

75.

Where do the politicians do their job in London?

a)

In Kensington Palace

b)

In Buckingham Palace

c)

In Westminister

d)

In the City Palace

76.
Where is London?
a)
in England
b)
in Scotland
c)
in Wales
d)
in America
77.

What's the population of London?

a)

1 million

b)

15 million

c)

8 million

d)

half a million

78.

London is the ____ city of the UK.

a)

cathedral

b)

mountain

c)

capital

79.

This sign is the sign of...which London's type of transport ?

a)

trams

b)

underground

c)

buses

d)

cabs

80.
In London, buses are ...
a)
black
b)
red
c)
green
d)
grey
81.
Who are they ? 
a)
The English army
b)
The London police
c)
The Royal Guards
82.

What’s the most famous dish in London? 

a)

English Pancakes

b)

Fish and chips

c)

Black Pudding

d)

Shepherd's Pie

83.

how many airports are in London?

a)

1 airport

b)

10 airports

c)

6 airports

84.

how many underground lines are there in London?

a)

11

b)

12

c)

13

85.

What's the UK's flag called?

a)

Union Jack

b)

Big Monster

c)

England's proud

d)

Colorful flag

86.

Which of these is not a famous London Attraction?

a)

The London Eye

b)

Westminster

c)

Trafalgar Square

d)

Times Square

87.

What's the name of this place? 

a)
The Globe Theatre
b)
The London Stadium
c)
Buckingham Palace
d)
Harrod's
88.
What is special about the public buses in London?
a)
Most of them are blue.
b)
Most of them are double-decker buses.
c)
They don't need bus drivers.
d)
The upper deck is open.
89.
Which is the best way to view a lot of the sights in London?
a)
by boat
b)
by bus
c)
by underground
d)
on foot
90.
At Covent Garden they grew ... in the middle ages.
a)
all sorts of vegetables
b)
flowers
c)
fruit
d)
grass for the cows
91.
The Tower of London is already more than ... years old.
a)
900
b)
700
c)
1500
d)
300
92.
The Houses of Parliament are also called ...
a)
Westminster Palace
b)
Buckingham Palace
c)
Westminster Abbey
d)
The Dungeon
93.

What is the name of the big wheel in London?

a)

Eiffel Tower

b)

Empire State Building

c)

Sydney Opera House

d)

Millennium Wheel

94.

When was the Millennium Wheel opened?

a)

January 2000

b)

December 2000

c)

March 2000

d)

July 2000

95.

What is the famous clock tower located opposite the Millennium Wheel?

a)

Statue of Liberty

b)

Taj Mahal

c)

Leaning Tower of Pisa

d)

Big Ben

96.

Which park in London has the largest grass area for sports?

a)

Golden Gate Park

b)

Regent's Park

c)

Central Park

d)

Hyde Park

97.

Which museum is located in Great Russell Street?

a)

Louvre Museum

b)

Vatican Museums

c)

British Museum

d)

Metropolitan Museum of Art

98.

What is located on the other side of the Millennium Bridge?

a)

Colosseum

b)

Tate Modern Museum

c)

Eiffel Tower

d)

Great Wall of China

99.

How many steps can you walk up to reach the gallery in St. Paul's Cathedral?

a)

700 steps

b)

350 steps

c)

200 steps

d)

530 steps

100.

What takes place inside the grounds of Buckingham Palace every day at 11:00 a.m.?

a)

Changing of the Guard

b)

Fireworks Display

c)

Royal Wedding

d)

Military Parade

101.

What landmark opens up for big boats on the Thames?

a)

Sydney Harbour Bridge

b)

Tower Bridge

c)

Brooklyn Bridge

d)

Golden Gate Bridge

102.

Where can you find a lot of big offices and expensive new apartments in London?

a)

Docklands

b)

Soho

c)

West End

d)

Covent Garden

103.

What is the name of the converted old power station on the other side of the Millennium Bridge?

a)

Guggenheim Museum

b)

MoMA

c)

Tate Modern Museum

d)

Louvre Museum

104.

What ecological way of keeping order is there in London?

a)

Cars

b)

Bicycles

c)

Horses

d)

Skateboards

105.

What do people celebrate in Trafalgare Square?

a)

Christmas

b)

New Year

c)

Easter

d)

Halloween

106.

If you don't buy a ticket on the underground, you will pay a fine.

a)

True

b)

False

107.

St. Paul's Cathedral and the Tate Modern are connected by

a)

the Tower Bridge

b)

the London Bridge

c)

the Millennium Bridge

d)

the Waterloo Bridge

108.

What is the City?

a)

London's shopping centre

b)

London's financial centre

c)

a monument

d)

a statue

109.

What happens to the City of London during weekends?

a)

It is a busy town

b)

It is a ghost town

c)

It is a noisy town

110.

What is the basis for the design of the London Eye?

a)

a bicycle

b)

a car

c)

a plane

d)

a bus

111.

When was the London Eye opened?

a)

In 1999

b)

In 1834

c)

Between 1840 and 1843

d)

In 1805

112.

Where is the Big Ben located?

a)

On the Tower Bridge

b)

Inside the Tate Modern

c)

In the financial district

d)

At the north end of Palace of Westminster

113.

What are the names of the Parliaments at Westminster?

a)
The Commons and the Lords
b)

The Queen and the King

c)

The Right and the Link

d)

Only the Big Ben

114.

What is London?

a)
London is a city in France.
b)
London is the capital of Australia.
c)
London is the capital of England and the United Kingdom.
d)
London is a famous type of cheese.
115.

How many bridges are there over the river Thames?

a)
15 bridges
b)
10 bridges
c)
Over 30 bridges
d)
25 bridges
116.

Who built the first bridge over the river Thames?

a)
The Romans
b)
The Normans
c)
The Anglo-Saxons
d)
The Vikings
117.

What was the first bridge built over the river Thames?

a)
London Bridge
b)
Westminster Bridge
c)
Tower Bridge
d)
Blackfriars Bridge
118.

What is the most famous bridge in London?

a)
Westminster Bridge
b)
Tower Bridge
c)
London Bridge
d)
Millennium Bridge
119.

What is the population of London?

a)
Approximately 5 million
b)
Around 12 million
c)
Approximately 9 million
d)
About 7 million
120.

. What are the main means of transport in London?

a)
Subway cars
b)
Underground (Tube), buses, trains, taxis, bicycles
c)
Ferries
d)
Horse-drawn carriages
121.

How many tourists come to London every year?

a)
10 million
b)
25 million
c)
5 million
d)
19 million
122.

What do you see in the picture?

a)
Yellow street signs in a park.
b)
Blue post boxes on a sidewalk.
c)
Red telephone booths on a street.
d)
Green traffic lights at an intersection.
123.

The Palace of Westminster that is a meeting place for the ...

a)
Parliament of the United Kingdom
b)
Royal Court
c)
British Senate
d)
House of Commons
124.

The place where kings and queens have been crowned, married and even buried is ...

a)
Westminster Abbey
b)
The Tower of London
c)
St. Paul's Cathedral
d)
Buckingham Palace
125.

How many parks are there in London?

a)
Around 1500
b)
Less than 500
c)
Approximately 2000
d)
Over 3000
126.

Where did the Beatles Live in London all together?

a)
34 Abbey Road, St John's Wood, London
b)
221B Baker Street, London
c)
1 Savile Row, London
d)
57 Green Street, Mayfair, London
127.

How do we know when the King is in Buckingham Palace?

a)
The King is attending a meeting elsewhere.
b)
The gates of Buckingham Palace are closed.
c)
The Royal Standard flag is flying.
d)
The guards are not on duty.
128.

What building is considered the largest palace in the UK?

a)
Windsor Castle
b)
Kensington Palace
c)
Buckingham Palace
d)
Palace of Westminster
129.

What is there in the centre of Trafalgar Square?

a)
Nelson's Column
b)
A large clock
c)
A statue of a lion
d)
A fountain
130.

The museum in London where you can learn about London’s history and see wax figures of famous people is ...

a)
Natural History Museum
b)
London Eye
c)
The British Museum
d)
Madame Tussauds
131.

What is the currency used in London?

a)
US Dollar
b)
British Pound Sterling
c)
Euro
d)
Japanese Yen
132.

What is unique about the London Underground?

a)
It is the world's first underground railway system.
b)
It operates only during the night.
c)
It has the most stations of any underground system.
d)
It is the largest underground system in the world.
133.

What is London's main shopping centre?

a)
Westfield London
b)
Oxford Street
c)
Regent Street
d)
Covent Garden
134.

What is the largest park in London?

a)
Regent's Park
b)
Greenwich Park
c)
Hampstead Heath
d)
Hyde Park
135.

What address does the British Prime Minister live?

a)
The Houses of Parliament
b)
Buckingham Palace
c)
11 Downing Street
d)
10 Downing Street
136.

There is a monument to … in front of Buckingham Palace.

a)
Victoria Memorial
b)
The Cenotaph
c)
Trafalgar Square
d)
Wellington Arch
137.

Is London the most rainy city in the world?

a)
London experiences more rainfall than any other city.
b)
London has more rain than Seattle.
c)
No, London is not the most rainy city in the world.
d)
Yes, London is the most rainy city in the world.
138.

What is the main purpose of the London Eye?

a)

To host concerts and events

b)

To serve as a transportation hub

c)

To provide a view of the city

139.

Which famous bridge is known for its iconic design in London?

a)

Westminster Bridge

b)

Tower Bridge

c)

London Bridge

140.

What is the significance of the Changing of the Guard ceremony?

a)

It marks the start of the royal day

b)

It is a tourist attraction

c)

It symbolizes the protection of the monarchy

141.

Why did the Queen have 2 birthdays?

a)

To allow for better weather during the official celebration.

b)

To celebrate her ascension and her birth date.

c)

Because she enjoyed having multiple parties.

d)

To align with the lunar calendar.

142.

Who is now first in line to the throne?

a)

William

b)

Andrew

c)

George

d)

Harry

143.

How long did the Queen reign?

a)

80 years and 314 days

b)

60 years and 215 days

c)

50 years and 210 days

d)

70 years and 214 days

144.

How old was Queen Elizabeth II when she became monarch?

a)
25
b)
35
c)
20
d)
30
145.

What foreign language did Queen Elizabeth II speak fluently?

a)
French
b)
Spanish
c)
German
d)
Italian
146.

What was the Queen's favorite cake?

a)
Carrot cake
b)
Red velvet cake
c)
Chocolate biscuit cake
d)
Vanilla sponge cake
147.

Who lives in the Tower of London?

a)
Royal Guards
b)

Nobody

c)
Ghosts of past monarchs
d)
Tourists
148.

People from the UK are...

a)
English
b)
Scottish
c)
Welsh
d)
British
149.

The UK is made up of...

a)
Ireland, France, Germany, and Spain
b)
England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
c)
England, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man
d)
England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland
150.

Who is the head of the UK government?

a)
Governor
b)
Mayor
c)

Prime Minister

d)
Senator