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The British Empire Advanced Learners of English B2-C1
The British Empire Advanced Learners of English B2-C1
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This quiz tests your knowledge on the British Empire.
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1
The colony that comprised India, Pakistan and Bangladesh was called
British Maj
British Braj
British Taj
British Raj
2
All countries of the Commonwealth have Queen Elizabeth II as their head of state
True
False
3
The ambitious plan the British had in Africa was called
From sea to shining sea
From Pharaohs to Cape Horn
From Cape to Cairo
From Suez to South
4
At its peak one of every ..... people in the world was a subject of the English crown
4
2
3
8
5
Which Queen was the matriarch of the Empire?
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Victoria II
Queen Victoria
Queen Elizabeth II
6
How many countries are part of the Commonwealth?
16
54
42
35
7
Which colony was the last one to be granted independence from GB?
Taiwan
Singapore
Myanmar
Hong Kong
8
The British territory
Tanganjika was located on which continent?
Australia
South America
Africa
Asia
9
There is no country in Central America that has English as its official language
False
True
10
The British Empire was the second largest in history, right after Ghengis Khan's Mongolian Empire
True
False
11
James Cook was a key figure in British history. Which statement is wrong?
Cook was a pirate
Some islands are named after him
Cook found a medicine against scurvy
Cook was killed in Hawaii
12
If I want to see tons of stolen art I go to the..
Royal Observatory
The British Museum
National Maritime Museum
Madam Tussaud's
13
1588 placed England on the stage of world history because
Raleigh set up a colony in North America
the French lost to them
James Cook founded a colony on Jamaica
they beat the Spaniards
14
When did India become independent?
1949
1945
1946
1947
15
The Treaty of Paris 1783 (American Independence) meant that the British stayed out of North America
True
False