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ALL ABOUT BRITAIN Ch. 6 to 8 (ESA)
ALL ABOUT BRITAIN Ch. 6 to 8 (ESA)
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What do people eat between the games?
ice cream and biscuits
chocolate and biscuits
chocolate cakes
strawberries and cream
2
The English drink tea with ...
whisky
cream
honey
milk
3
National sports in Britain
beisbol, tennis and football
rugby, cricket and tennis
football, cricket and tennis
basketball, golf and tennis
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When is Fool's Day celebrated in Great Britain?
on 25th December
on 1st January
on 1st April
on 30th April
5
The English invented the modern rules of...
cricket
football
tennis
basketball
6
How is a traditional English breakfast?
eggs, sausages, black pudding and beans
milk with toasts
fish and chips
cereals with milk
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Wimbledon tournament is celebrated in ...
July and August
August and September
June and July
May and June
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Wimbledon tournament is ...
twice a year
once a year
once a month
twice a week
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What do British people celebrate on 5th November?
The day when Guy Fawkes tried to assassinate the queen
The day the king tried to commit suicide
The day Guy Fawkes tried to assassinate the king in the House of Parliament
The day the British tried to kill the king
10
What do children say when they go out on Halloween?
Sweets or Treat
Trick or Treat
Team or Treat
Treat or Fright
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When is Halloween celebrated in Great Britain?
on 30th October
on 1st November
on 2nd November
on 31st October
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Elements to play cricket
a ball and a basket
a ball and a bat
a ball and a racquet
a ball
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Special food at Christmas
Turkey
Chicken
Lamb
Pork
14
Which of the following menus are not traditionally British?
Roast beef
Fish and Chips
Sheperd's pie
Omelette with peas
15
When was the first April Fool's news report?
in 1980
in 1800
in 1957
in 1900
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How many football clubs are there in England?
40
40,000
400
4,000