English - speaking countries. Quiz.

English-speaking countries

This country is the biggest island and the smallest continent in the world.

• a) New Zealand
• b) the USA
• c) Australia
• d) Jamaica

The USA consists of … states.

• a) 13
• b) 27
• c) 15
• d) 50

The capital of the USA is … .

• a) London
• b) New York
• c) Washington
• d) Los Angeles

The … is the official emblem of Canada.

• a) shamrock
• b) daffodil
• c) maple leaf
• d) rose

The capital of … is Canberra.

• a)Australia
• b) New Zealand
• c) the USA
• d) Canada

This country has two official languages: English and French.

• a) Canada
• b) the USA
• c) the UK
• d) Australia

The emblem of the USA is … .

• a) the kiwi
• b) the double-headed eagle
• c) the bald eagle
• d) the dragon

The capital of New Zealand is … .

• a) Ottawa
• b) Wellington
• c) Canberra
• d) Dublin

The flag of … is called “Stars and Stripes”.

• a) the UK
• b) the USA
• c) Australia
• d) Canada

This country celebrates its Independence Day on the 4 th  of July.

• a) the UK
• b) the USA
• c) Australia
• d) Canada

There are … parts in the United Kingdom.

• a) 3
• b) 4
• c) 5
• d) 6

The UK is separated from Ireland by … .

• a)the Irish Sea
• b) the English Channel
• c) the North Sea
• d) the Atlantic Ocean

The flower symbolizing England is …

• a) a thistle
• b) a daffodil
• c) a rose
• d) a golden wattle

Wimbledon is … .

• a) a cricket match
• b) a tennis tournament
• c) a motor race
• d) a horse racing

The highest mountain in the UK is … .

• a) Cape Horn
• b) Everest
• c) Ben Nevis
• d) McKinley

The head of the UK is ….

• a) the Queen
• b) the Prime Minister
• c) the King
• d) the President

The flag of the United Kingdom is called … .

• a) “Uncle Sam”
• b) “Stars and Stripes”
• c) “Union Jack”
• d) “Union John”

Great Britain is in …

• a)Europe
• b) Asia
• c) North America
• d) South America

This city is not in Britain.

• a) London
• b) Manchester
• c) Cambridge
• d) New York

Big Ben is … .

• a) a clock tower
• b) a horse
• c) a man
• d) a museum

The Tower of London is … now.

• a) a prison
• b) a museum
• c) a zoo
• d) a fortress.

Admiral Nelson’s Column is in… .

• a) Piccadilly Circus
• b) Trafalgar Square
• c) Hyde Park
• d) Downing Street

Sir Christopher Wren built… .

• a) St. Paul's Cathedral
• b) the Tower of London
• c) Westminster Abbey
• d) the Houses of Parliament

Many British Kings and Queens are buried in… .

• a) the Tower of London
• b) St. Paul’s Cathedral
• c) Hyde Park
• d) Westminster Abbey