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Where is the Giant's Causeway located?
The east coast of Wales
The west coast of Scotland
The south coast of England
The north coast of Northern Ireland
What is the Giant's Causeway made of?
50,000 bricks
30,000 stones
10,000 rocks
40,000 columns
What does the Giant's Causeway look like?
A huge staircase leading into the ocean
A castle by the sea
A circle of stones
A tall tower
According to legend, why did the Irish giant make the Giant's Causeway?
To cross the ocean and go to the Scottish coast
To trade with England
To hide from other giants
To build a home
Which county is the Giant's Causeway in?
Wiltshire
Inverness
Antrim
Conwy
What is Loch Ness?
The largest freshwater lake in the British Isles
A mountain range
A famous castle
A stone circle
Where is Loch Ness located?
In the Highlands of Scotland
In Northern Ireland
In southern England
In Wales
What do people say lives in Loch Ness?
A monster
A giant
A dragon
A ghost
What is Conwy Castle part of?
A national park
The city of London
An old university
The walled town of Conwy
Who built Conwy Castle?
King Arthur
Queen Victoria
Edward I
Henry VIII
When was Conwy Castle built?
In the 10th century
In the 18th century
In the 20th century
In the 13th century
Why did Edward I build Conwy Castle?
To defend against Scotland
To keep the Welsh people in Wales and out of England
To live in during summer
To store gold
What is Stonehenge?
A freshwater lake
An ancient stone circle
A medieval castle
A modern museum
Where is Stonehenge located?
Antrim, Northern Ireland
The Highlands of Scotland
Wiltshire, England
Conwy, Wales
What does the text say Stonehenge is probably in the country?
The most famous landmark
The oldest castle
The largest lake
The tallest building
When does Stonehenge date from?
1600 AD
500 BC
1200 AD
3100 BC
