What countries make up Great Britain?
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
What are the names of the capitals in the countries that make up the Great Britain, namely England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland?
London, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Belfast.
How many people live in the Great Britain?
Approximately 67 million (data from 2021).
What are the three largest cities in the Great Britain?
London, Birmingham, and Glasgow.
What are the most recognizable historical objects of London, the capital of England?
Big Ben, Buckingham Palace an Tower of London.
What seas and oceans surround the Great Britain?
Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea, and the Irish Sea.
Who was Winston Churchill?
He was prime minister of Great Britain.
Who ruled the longest as monarch in Great Britain?
Queen Elizabeth II.
What is the name of the oldest and most famous stone circle in Great Britain?
Stonehenge.
What were the functions of the Tower of London?
Palace, fortress, prison.
In what century was the London Underground built?
Mid-19th century.
What was the acronym of the army of the Irish independence movement?
IRA.
What was the name of Britain's most famous fictional detective?
Sherlock Holmes.
What does a typical British breakfast consist of?
Made of bacon, sautéed eggs, beans, sausages, mushrooms, toast and grilled tomatoes.
What kind of buses are running in London?
Double-Decker.
What is the name of Ireland's most famous beer?
Guinness beer.
