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Сорокина И. В., октябрь 2016 г.

is the capital city of Britain?
Maidstone b)London c)Manchester d)Leads
Who is the current monarch?
a) King George b) Queen Elizabeth I c) Queen Elizabeth II d) Queen Elizabeth III
The highest point in the UK is…
a) Kinder Scout, England b) Snowdon, Wales c)Ben Navis, Scotland d) Helvellyn, England
How many countries are here in the UK?
a) 4 b)3 c)1 d)2
The British flag is often called…
a) the Union Jack b) the Stars and Stripes c) the Maple Leaf d) the Beaver

career in…
a) London b) Liverpool c)Birmingham d)Cardiff
Stonehenge is about … years old
a) 40 b)400 c)4000 d)10
The Boat Race is rowed between which two universities:
a) Cambridge and Durham b)Oxford and Durham c) Durham and Bath d) Oxford and Cambridge
The channel Tunnel, linking the UK to the rest of Europe, runs between England and which country?
a) France b) Germany c)Belgium d) Netherlands
When do children go “trick or treating”?
a) July, 4 b) April, 1 c) November,5 d) October, 31

them is..., the smallest is…
The climate of the UK depends on…which is a warm oceanic current.
There are many rivers in the country. The most important river is the Thames. The longest river is…
… is legally the head of the UK.
Each Parliamentary session is officially opened by…

promises for the New Year).
In Britain, the day after Christmas is …
In Scotland the first visitor who comes into a house on New Year’s morning is … The Scots believe that if this visitor is a man (or a boy) not a woman, and has dark hair he brings luck to the family for the New Year.
The Scottish people call … “Hogmanay”.
Santa Claus is supposed to visit each house on Christmas Eve by climbing down the …

Saints

False.

Shakespeare was born in born in Stratford-upon-Avon.
A mile is longer than a kilometre.
In Britain, black cats are believed to bring bad luck.
The President of Britain is elected every seven years.
Haggis is a traditional Scottish musical instrument.
 

life two thousand years ago as a Roman fortress.
Almost all British kings and queens were crowned in Westminster Abbey. This tradition was founded by William the Conqueror in 1068.
Buckingham Palace was bought in 1792 by King George III and became the permanent home of monarch.
The Whispering Gallery at the Houses of Parliament is so called because a whisper against the wall can be heard on the opposite side of the gallery, more than 32 metres away.
Madame Tussaud’s is a famous waxworks museum.

or west, home is best.
The face is an index of the mind.
Every dog has its day.
Actions speak louder than words.
Curiosity killed the cat.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
The apple never falls far from the tree.
Too many cooks spoil the broth.
Every cloud has a silver lining.

are you?” in English is…
Fine, thank you. b) How do you do?
c) Terrible. My mother is ill.
Typical informal leave-taking in English is…
a) Goodbye b)See you c) Good luck
When it is someone’s birthday, it is usual to say in English…
a) Congratulations b) Good luck c) I’m sorry
You’ve given your friend a special New Year’s present. Your friend thanks you. You answer…
a) Don’t mention it. b) Not at all. c) You’re welcome.