Тесты 10 класс

          Test 'Do you know Britain'.  

What people lived on the British Isles in the early days of history?

     a) the Romans                b) the Britons

     c) the Irish                      d) the English

What country isn't situated in Great Britain?

      a) England              b) Scotland

      c) Wales                 d) Northern Ireland

Big Ben is

       a) the clock tower     b) the clock

       c) the bell                  d) the man   

Where did English people come from?

      a) Germany           b) France
                  
       c) Norway             d) Sweden


Sir Christopher Wren was

      a) a writer           b) a poet

      c) an architect     d) an artist

How many countries does the UK consist of ?

        a) 3                  b) 4

        c) 5                  d) 6

British children take GCSE exams at the age of

         a) 15                b) 16

         c)17                 d)18

British teenagers take A-level exams at the age of

        a)16                b)17

        c)18                d)19

How old is London ?

       a) 1000 y.o.     b)2000 y.o.

        c)500 y.o.        d)300 y.o.
       
Speakers Corner is in

        a) St. James' Park      b) Regent's Park

         c) Hyde Park             d) Covent Garden


Which football club is English ?

          a) Valensia             b) Chelsey

           c) Real                    d) Inter


Sir Christopher Wren built

         a) Buckingham palace   b) St. Paul's Cathedral

         c) Westminster Abbey    c) The Tower
     

How long has Elizabeth 11 been on the throne?

       a) 40             b) 50

        c) 30            d) 60


What is the City?

  a) Business Centre    b) Industrial Centre

  c) Cultural Centre     d) Shopping Centre           
             
      
Who stands at the head of the UK ?

     a) The Queen           b) The President

     c) The Parliament     d) The Congress


What currency is used in Britain?

    a) dollars             b) pounds

    c) euro                  d) franks

What is the oldest building in London?

   a)  Buckingham Palace     b) The Tower

   c) The Bank of England     d) Big Ben

Downing Street ,10- is  the address of

     a) Lord Mayer           b) The Queen

      c) Prime Minister       d) Prince Charles

Covent Garden is

      a) a market           b) a bank

      c) a supermarket         d) a shopping centre


Nelson's Colomn is situated in

    a) Downing St.         b) Trafalgar Square

    c) Piccadilly Circus    d) Oxford St.


What's a traditional British food?

        a) pizza                 b) hot-dog

        c) fish & chips      d) hamburger


The first invaders of the British Isles were

         a) The Normans                b) The Danes

         c) The Germanic Tribes   d) The Romans


The Tower of London now is

        a) a museum            b) a palace

        c) a prison               d) a fortress


What is a symbol of England?

        a) a rose                  b) a thistle

        c) a daffodil            d) a shamrock



The kilt is

         a) a shirt               b) a skirt

         c) trousers             d) a dress


   The mysterious Loch Ness Monster is from

          a) Wales          b) Ireland

          c) Scotland      d) England

What is the national instrument of Scotland?

          a) the violin        b) the drum

          c) the guitar        d) the bag-pipe

The 'Beatles' started their career in

          a) London          b) Liverpool

          c) Oxford           d) Manchester

What's the name of Princess Diana's eldest son?

           a) William           b) Henry

           c) John                 d) Robert

What writer is English?

       a) O'Henry          b) Mark Twain

       c) Jack London   d) Charles Dickens

Where does the English language come from?

      a) France           b) Germany

       c) Norway         d) Denmark

The British flag is often called

      a) The Union Jack     b) Big Ben

      c) The Stars & Stripes  d) The Maple Leaf

Oliver Cromwell was

       a) the king          b) the prime-minister

       c) the protector   d) the Lord Chancellor

The capital of Northern Ireland is

   a) Dublin            b) London

   c) Cardiff            d) Belfast

   Where is the Poet's Corner situated?

a) in the Tower                  b) in Hide Park

c) in Westminster Abbey  d) in Buckingham Palace

Madam Tussaud's is a museum of

   a) paintings           b)  ancient coins

   c) jewelry              d) wax figures

William Shakespeare was buried in

    a) Westminster Abbey    b) St.Paul's Cathedral

     c) Trinity Church            d) The Tower

Oliver Cromwell was

      a) the King     b) the Prime-minister

       c) the Protector  d) the Lord Chancellor

The capital of Northern Ireland is

      a) Dublin           b) London

      c) Cardiff           d) Belfast

The Tower of London was founded by

    a) Julius Caesar     b) Henry I

    c)William the Conqueror   d) King Alfred

William Shakespeare wrote

      a) 37 plays,152 sonnets    b) 39 plays,154 sonnets

      c) 35 plays,156 sonnets    d) 36 plays,155 sonnets


William Shakespeare built a theatre and called it

      a) The Swan         b) The Royal

      c) The Globe        d) The Earth

The famous Globe Theatre is situated in

      a) Stratford-on-Avon     b) London

       c) Oxford                        d) Glasgow

What play is the tragedy?

        a) "Henry IY                               b)"Othello"

       c)"The Taming of  the Shrew"    d)"Much Ado About
                                                                 Nothing"

The Stature of Eros is in the middle of

       a) Trafalgar Square    b) Hyde Park

       c) Fleet Street            d) Piccadilly Circus

Oxford University is a federation of

        a) 35            b) 45
                     
        c) 25           d) 65 colleges

Changing of the guard takes place in front of

     a) The Houses of Parliament   b) The Tower

     c)  Buckingham Palace        d)  Hyde Park
     
      
Princess Diana was the wife of

      a) Prince John          b) Prince Charles

      c) Prince William     d) Prince Harry


Where are the British kings crowned?

      a) at  Buckingham Palace      b) at St. Paul’s Cathedral

      c) at Westminster Abbey            d) at the Houses of
                                                                 Parliament

What is ‘Union Jack’?

a) famous British writer           b) flag of the UK

c) name of the king                  d) name of the palace


What are the Guardians’ helmets made of?

a) steel                  b) wood

c) wool                 d) fur
  
What place is not in London?

a) Trafalgar Square       b) St. James’s park

c) Times Square           d) Piccadilly Circus


How many colours are there on the British flag?

a) 2                  b) 3

c) 4                  d) 5


Great Fire of London  took place in

a) 1666                  b) 1566

c) 1766                  d) 1866



Admiral Nelson defeated the French at the Battle of Trafalgar in

a) 1805                   b) 1806

c) 1807                   d) 1808