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What do you know about English speaking countries?

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Another name for Northern Ireland is:

a)

The Six Counties

b)

the Land Down Under

c)

The Land of Opportunity

2.

French was brought to England in 1066 by:

a)

William Shakespeare

b)

Henry VIII.

c)

William the Conqueror

3.

Symbols of Wales are:

a)

A red dragon, a leek

b)

A red cross, a thistle

c)

A blue cross and white cross, a daffodil

4.

London is a multicultural city where more than:

a)

20 languages are spoken

b)

120 languages are spoken

c)

250 languages are spoken

5.

What is the name of the famous wall built by the Romans in northern England?

a)

Great Wall

b)

Hadrian's Wall

c)

English Wall

6.

Which famous Northern Irish city is known for its Titanic history?

a)

Derry

b)

Belfast

c)

Lisburn

7.

What is the name of the famous natural wonder in Northern Ireland?

a)

Grand Canyon

b)

Giant's Causeway

c)

Victoria Falls

8.

What is the Statue of Liberty's official name?

a)

Liberty Enlightening the World

b)

The Statue of Freedom

c)

Lady Liberty

9.

Which iconic skyscraper was featured in the movie "King Kong"?

a)

Chrysler Building

b)

Empire State Building

c)

One World Trade Center

10.

What is the name of the famous financial district in New York City?

a)

Wall Street

b)

Madison Avenue

c)

Fifth Avenue

11.

What is the name of the famous art museum located on Fifth Avenue?

a)

The Guggenheim Museum

b)

The Whitney Museum of American Art

c)

The Frick Collection

12.

Which state is known as the "Sunshine State"?

a)

California

b)

Texas

c)

Florida

13.

What is the name of the famous national park known for its geysers?

a)

Yosemite National Park

b)

Yellowstone National Park

c)

Grand Canyon National Park

14.

Which city is known as the "Space City"?

a)

Houston

b)

Cape Canaveral

c)

Huntsville

15.

Which animal is a national symbol of Canada?

a)

Kangaroo

b)

Beaver

c)

Koala

16.

What is Canada's largest city?

a)

Montreal

b)

Calgary

c)

Toronto

17.

Which province is known for its French-speaking population?

a)

Ontario

b)

Quebec

c)

British Columbia

18.

What is the name of the famous rock formation in central Australia?

a)

Ayers Rock (Uluru)

b)

Mount Everest

c)

Mount Kilimanjaro

19.

Which desert covers much of central Australia?

a)

Sahara Desert

b)

Gobi Desert

c)

Great Victoria Desert

20.

Which sport is very popular in Australia?

a)

Baseball

b)

Cricket

c)

Basketball

21.

What is the name of the indigenous people of Australia?

a)

Native Americans

b)

Maori

c)

Aboriginals

22.

What is the name of the famous reef off the coast of Australia?

a)

Great Barrier Reef

b)

Mesoamerican Reef

c)

Red Sea Coral Reef

23.

When did the American Revolutionary War begin?

a)

1655

b)

1775

c)

1812

24.

What was the original name of New York City?

a)

New Amsterdam

b)

New London

c)

Yorktown

25.

What is the most commonly spoken language in the USA after English?

a)

French

b)

German

c)

Spanish

26.

Which country has the highest number of tornadoes per year?

a)

Canada

b)

United States

c)

Australia

27.

What is the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles live together?

a)

Florida, USA

b)

Queensland, Australia

c)

Texas, USA

28.

Which Australian animal spends most of its life sleeping?

a)

Koala

b)

Kangaroo

c)

Wombat

29.

Which two oceans border Canada?

a)

Pacific and Atlantic

b)

Atlantic and Indian

c)

Arctic and Indian

30.

What is the longest river in the USA?

a)

Missouri River

b)

Mississippi River

c)

Colorado River

31.

In which city was the Declaration of Independence signed?

a)

Philadelphia

b)

Boston

c)

Washington D.C.

32.

What can you find in 'poutine', a famous Canadian dish?

a)

Fries, cheese curds, and gravy

b)

Rice, beans, and chicken

c)

Chocolate and maple syrup

33.

What is the national animal of Scotland?

a)

Stag

b)

Unicorn

c)

Dragon

34.

What is the largest mammal in Canada?

a)

Moose

b)

Polar bear

c)

Grizzly bear

35.

What is the highest mountain in Canada?

a)

Mount Logan

b)

Mount McKinley

c)

Mount Robson

36.

What was the name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to America in 1620?

a)

Santa Maria

b)

Mayflower

c)

Endeavour

37.

In which country is Gaelic still spoken as a native language by some people?

a)

Scotland

b)

Canada

c)

Australia

38.

What was Walt Disney's first feature-length animated movie?

a)

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

b)

Cinderella

c)

Sleeping Beauty

39.

What year did the United States send the first man on the moon?

a)

1958

b)

1969

c)

1972

40.

What is the national flower of England?

a)

Tudor Rose

b)

Thistle

c)

Daffodil

41.

What is the most common tree in Canada?

a)

Maple

b)

Pine

c)

Birch

42.

What is the main ingredient in traditional British black pudding?

a)

Chocolate

b)

Blood and oatmeal

c)

Raisins

43.

Which U.S. state is closest to Russia?

a)

Alaska

b)

Washington

c)

Hawaii

44.

Which U.S. president abolished slavery?

a)

George Washington

b)

Abraham Lincoln

c)

Thomas Jefferson

45.

What is the name of the largest lake in North America?

a)

Lake Superior

b)

Lake Michigan

c)

Great Salt Lake

46.

In which city can you find the Statue of Liberty?

a)

Washington D.C.

b)

New York City

c)

San Francisco

47.

Which bird is the symbol of the United States?

a)

Bald Eagle

b)

Falcon

c)

Owl

48.

What is the traditional breakfast dish in the UK, consisting of eggs, sausage, bacon, beans, and toast?

a)

British Island Breakfast

b)

Full English Breakfast

c)

Royal English Breakfast

49.

Which Welsh city is known for its beautiful castle?

a)

Swansea

b)

Cardiff

c)

Newport

50.

What is the name of the famous London theatre district?

a)

Greenwich Village

b)

Broadway

c)

West End

51.

What is the name of the famous London Museum of modern art?

a)

The Guggenheim Museum

b)

Tate Modern

c)

The Hermitage Museum

52.

What is the name of the N.Y.C famous street known for its luxury shopping?

a)

Oxford Street

b)

Fifth Avenue

c)

Madison Avenue

53.

Which mountain range runs along the EASTERN coast of the United States?

a)

Rocky Mountains

b)

Appalachian Mountains

c)

Sierra Nevada

54.

Which city is known as the 'Birthplace of Jazz'?

a)

Chicago

b)

New Orleans

c)

Memphis

55.

Which city is known as the 'Windy City'?

a)

New York City

b)

Chicago

c)

Boston

56.

What is the name of the famous island near Tasmania?

a)

Kangaroo Island

b)

Manhattan Island

c)

Staten Island

57.

What is the name of the famous tower in Toronto?

a)

Eiffel Tower

b)

CN Tower

c)

Leaning Tower

58.

Which country celebrates Thanksgiving in October?

a)

United States

b)

Canada

c)

Australia

59.

Which country is home to the most dangerous snakes?

a)

Canada

b)

Australia

c)

United States

60.

This house is:

a)

the birthplace of Shakespeare

b)

the Globe theatre

c)

the birthplace of Guy Fawkes

61.

The lady sitting on the throne is:

a)

Queen Elizabeth I

b)

Queen Elizabeth II

c)

 Queen Victoria

62.

This tennis court is located in:

a)

Wembley, London

b)

Chelsea, London

c)

Wimbledon, London

63.

This place is situated in Northern Ireland. Its name is:

a)

The Devil´s Path

b)

The Giant´s Causeway

c)

The Huge Stairs

64.

You can find the Prime Meridian in:

a)

Brighton

b)

London

c)

Hastings

65.
  1. This place is the hottest, driest, and lowest of all the national parks in:

a)

The USA

b)

Canada

c)

Australia

66.

This is a photo of a specific place in the USA. It´s called:

a)

Cape Carneval

b)

Cape Houston

c)

Cape Canaveral

67.

A Monument Valley is located in:

a)

The USA

b)

Canada

c)

Australia

68.

The oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the USA, founded in 1565 by Spanish explorers, is:

a)

St. Augustine

b)

St. Christopher Columbus

c)

St. Lawrence

69.

This man is:

a)

a writer, Mark Twain

b)

an inventor, Thomas Alva Edison

c)

the 1st president of the USA Abraham Lincoln

70.

This tree is the national tree of:

a)

Australia

b)

Canada

c)

USA

71.

This is a photo of:

a)

Toronto

b)

Ottawa

c)

Vancouver

72.

This man is:

a)

an explorer, Christopher Columbus

b)

an explorer of Canada, Jacques Cartier

c)

an English playwright William Shakespeare

73.

This animal is the national animal of:

a)

the USA

b)

the UK

c)

Canada

74.

The last Winter Olympic Games in 2024 took place in:

a)

the UK

b)

the USA

c)

Canada

75.

You can find this unique animal in:

a)

Australia

b)

the UK

c)

the USA

76.

This ancient monolithic rock is 3.6 km long, 1.9 km wide, and is 9.4 km around the base. Its name is:

a)

Mount Kosciuszko

b)

Mount Orohena

c)

Uluru

77.

Lake Eyre, which has the same salinity as seawater, is located in:

a)

the USA

b)

Canada

c)

Australia

78.

Sydney Opera House was designed to look like:

a)

the sails of a boat

b)

roofs of the original houses of Aboriginals - native people of Australia

c)

windmill

79.

What is the population of the largest Australian city?

a)

5,5 million people

b)

3,5 million people

c)

8,5 million people

80.

Which English-speaking country is famous for its maple syrup?

a)

Australia

b)

United States

c)

Canada