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Duplicate of Culture ultimate quiz!
Duplicate of Culture ultimate quiz!
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1
Scotlans is situated:
In the east of the UK
the south of the UK
in the north of the UK
2
Where were 'The Beatles' from?
Birmingham
London
Liverpool
3
One of the most famous places in the USA, Hollywood is in:
Florida
Texas
California
4
How do we call a guard in the Tower of London?
Chancellor
Bobbie
Beefeater
5
What is the symbol of Canada?
maple leaf
shamrock
red rose
6
Where is the Great Barrier Reef situated?
near the USA
near Australia
near Canada
7
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
8
What is the capital of Wales?
Edinburgh
Belfast
Cardiff
9
CN Tower, one of the highest free standing structure in the world (553m) is in:
Toronto, Canada
Los Angeles, California
Sydney, Australia
10
What is the official residence of the British monarch?
The White House
The Tower of London
Buckingham Palace
11
Who was the first president of the USA?
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
12
What is the name of the first man on the moon?
Neil Armstrong
Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin
Herman Melville
13
When do we celebrate Guy Fawkes Night?
15th November
5th December
5th November
14
Where is Golden Gate Bridge situated?
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
15
What is the name of the traditional Scottish musical instrument?
harp
bagpipes
flute
16
Leprechaun refers to:
St. Valentine's Day
St. Patrick's Day
St. Andrew's Day
17
One of the most famous landmarks of New York is:
Capitol
The Statue of Liberty
Big Ben
18
What is the name of a famous bus you can see in the streets of London?
double-decker
yellow cab
the tube
19
When do American people celebrate Independence Day?
2nd July
4th July
1st July
20
Is Alaska a part of the USA?
No, it isn't
Yes, it is
21
In which part of New York was the World Trade Centre situated?
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
22
'Bobbing for apples' is often played on:
Halloween
Christmas
Thanksgiving
23
Who wrote 'Romeo and Juliet'?
Henry Blake
Geoffrey Chaucer
William Shakespeare
24
Which of these are the names of Australian animals:
buffalo, vulture
moose, beaver
wombat, platypus
25
When is St. Patrick's Day celebrated?
31st October
4th July
17th March
26
What is the second day of Christmas called?
Second Day
Boxing Day
Sale Day
27
What was the name of the ship that brought Pilgrims to New England in 1620?
Sunflower
Mayflower
Springflower
28
What is the national flag of the UK called?
The United Flag
The Union Flag
The Union Jack
29
How many stars are there on the US flag?
50
51
49
30
Which English king had six wives?
King Richard the Lion Heart
Henry VIII
William the Conqueror
31
What is the name of famous waterfall on the US-Canadian border?
Victoria Falls
Ontario Falls
Niagara Falls
32
What are the national teams from the British Isles in football?
Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland
United Kingdom, Ireland
33
What is the name of the river flowing through London?
Potomac
Hudson
Thames
34
What is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
Montreal
Toronto
35
What is the symbol of England?
thistle
rose
shamrock