What do you know about Great Britain?

1. What do you know about Great Britain?

2.

Famous Places
100
200
300
400
Legends and Traditions
100
200
300
400
Literature
100
200
300
400
Famous People
100
200
300
400
Food
100
200
300
400

3. Geography 100

The official name of the country is that long.
ANSWER: The United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland

4. Famous Places 100

ANSWER: Stonehenge

5. Legends and Traditions 100

This legendary outcast lived in the forest,
robbed the rich and practiced archery.
ANSWER:
Robin Hood

6. Literature 100

He said that all the world’s a stage, and all
the men and women merely players.
ANSWER:
William Shakespeare

7. Famous People 100

ANSWER:
Princess
Diana

8. Food 100

It is a stereotype that the British are
number 1 at drinking tea. They drink a lot
of this drink.
ANSWER: Coffee

9. Famous Places 200

This Scottish lake is famous for its
mysterious occupant.
ANSWER:
Loch Ness

10. Legends and Traditions 200

It’s a tradition to have hot drink with milk
and sweets at a certain time.
ANSWER: five o’clock tea

11. Literature 200

If you know this man, you will name the
famous agent he created.
ANSWER: James Bond

12. Famous People 200

ANSWER:
Charles
Darwin

13. Food 200

In the Middle Ages, to conserve fruit people
used that bee product.
ANSWER: Wax

14. Famous Places 300

This landmark was built by a Roman
emperor to keep the wild Scotts away.
Today it is a border between Scotland and
England.
ANSWER:
Hadrian’s Wall

15. Legends and Traditions 300

According to the legend, the Scotts wear
this under their kilts.
ANSWER: Nothing

16. Literature 300

He wrote comedies, tragedies, philosophical
works and stories for children. He created
an immortal character that is deeply
connected to a painting. Some say he
wrote about himself.
ANSWER: Oscar Wilde

17. Famous People 300

ANSWER:
Rowen Atkinson

18. Food 300

To prepare this infamous Scottish meal, you
need chopped sheep lungs, liver, heart,
stomach bag and oatmeal. The organs
and oatmeal are sewed in the stomach
and boiled for about 3 hours. What is the
name of this dish?
ANSWER: Haggis

19. Famous Places 400

This town used to be the capital of the
Viking land. Today there is a marvelous
Viking museum in it.
ANSWER:
York

20. Legends and Traditions 400

There is a wonderful old wedding tradition
which advises brides to have these 4 items
in their dress. Can you enumerate them?
ANSWER: Something old, something new,
something borrowed, something blue

21. Literature 400

In 1953 this British PM got the Nobel Prize.
Not for his political deeds, but for his
literary work.
ANSWER:
Winston Churchill

22. Famous People 400

ANSWER:
Teresa
May, PM

23. Food 400

In spite of its name, black pudding is not a
sweet dish. It’s made of meat. Can you
guess how we call it in Russian?
ANSWER:
кровяная колбаса