Who discovered Australia?
James Cook
Where in Canada do people speak English and French?
Quebec
Name a city in California.
San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles, San Clemente, San Diego (1 possibility)
What is the name of a famous stadium in Manchester?
The Old Trafford
What is the name of the monster that lives in a lake in Scotland?
Nessie
Who discovered America?
Christoph Columbus
Which American state is called the Sunshine State?
Florida
How can you travel to Great Britain?
By plane, ferry, train or hovercraft (1 possibility)
Which American president was shot in 1963?
John F. Kennedy
What is the name of a big park in New York City?
Central Park
What is the capital of England?
London
What is the name of the English king?
Charles
What is on the Welsh flag?
a dragon
What is the name of the youngest English prince?
George
Which country do the Orkney Islands belong to?
Scotland
What is the name of a famous bridge in San Francisco?
Golden Gate Bridge
How is the British flag called?
Union Jack
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
What is the British word for grade at school?
mark
What is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
How do you call the part of Australia where there is much nature and not much population?
Outback
What is the name of a famous hill in Australia?
Ayer’s Rock/Uluru
When do British children get their Christmas presents?
25th December
Which famous band was from Liverpool?
Beatles
Which drink is produced in Ireland and Scotland?
Whisk(e)y
What is the name of a famous American prison that today is a museum?
Alcatraz
What do Scottish men traditionally wear?
a kilt
Where did immigrants to the USA first land?
Ellis Island
Who stole from the rich and gave the poor?
Robin Hood
What is the name of an American holiday that is celebrated every year in November?
Thanksgiving
How is the American flag called?
Stars and Stripes or Star-Spangled Banner (1 possibility)
What is the capital of the USA?
Washington, D.C.
How do the Americans also call New York City?
The Big Apple
The UK is made up of 4 different countries – which ones?
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland