3/ According to the legend this plant saved the country from foreing invaders many years ago, so it became an emblem of one of the countries in Great Britain. What is this plant?
4/ The boys from this famous college put on a silk hat, a very short jacket and long trouses. What is the mane of this college?
5/ What is the name of the place of a national standard time?
6/ What is the name of the place in Britain, which is known all over the world by tennis tournaments?
7/ What is the highest place of the British Isles?
8/ It is known that British Queen has several dogs. What is the British Queen's favouirte kind of dogs?
9/ Which street of London is connected with the British press?
10/ The usual colors of the newspapers are white and grey, what newspaper in Britain is printed on pink paper?
12/ What is the name of thw museum in London where you can meet outstanding politicians, writers, musicians of different times?
13/ What is the address of the famous fictional detective Sherlok Holmes?
14/ We all know the tradition of Changing the Guard, where does it take place?
15/ Name the street in London where the residence of the Prime Minister is situated.
16/ What monument is there at Tragalgar Square?
18/ What was the profession of Arthur Conan Doyle, before he became a writer?
19/ Name the English actor who became famous after the roles of the elf-prince and blacksmith in Hollywood films.
20/ Name the British actor and producer, who is best known for portraying the character James Bond.
21/ Name the member of the Britsh Royal Family who is a naval helihopter pilot.
22/ Who was the chief engraver, the author of the profile of Queen Victoria's head for the world's first adhesive postage stamp?
23/ She is the author of the detective stories, but she wrote some of the romantic novels under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott. Name this writer.
24/ We all know thepen-name of the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, what is his real name?
25/ This person is a best-selling novelist and a member of the Conservative Party. His novels are popular thrillers with romantic elements, they have versions made for the cinema and television. Who is he?
26/ William the Conqueror began building this monument for the protection of the city, namethis buiding.
27/ This British city has one of the oldest universities in Britain, tares its name from the river, name this city.
28/ What is the name of the person under whose direction the construction of the clock Big Ben was conducted?
29/ In many Scottish names there are such parts as "Mac" or "Mc", what are their meanings?
30/ It is the religeous capital of England, because its cathedral is the seat of the head of the Church of England. Name this city.
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3 - The thistle saver Scotland
4 - Eton College
5 - Greenwich
6 - Wimbledon
7 - Ben Nevis (Scotland)
8 - Welsh Corgi
9 - Fleet Street
10 - The Financial Times
12 - Madame Tussauds
13 - 221b Baker Street, London
14 - 10 Downing Street, London
15 - at the Tower of London
16 - Nelson's Column
18 - a physician
19 - Orlando Bloom
20 - Sean Connery
21 - Prince Andrew, Duke of York
4 - Eton College
5 - Greenwich
6 - Wimbledon
7 - Ben Nevis (Scotland)
8 - Welsh Corgi
9 - Fleet Street
10 - The Financial Times
12 - Madame Tussauds
13 - 221b Baker Street, London
14 - 10 Downing Street, London
15 - at the Tower of London
16 - Nelson's Column
18 - a physician
19 - Orlando Bloom
20 - Sean Connery
21 - Prince Andrew, Duke of York
3) According to the legend the thistle saved Scotland from foreing invaders many years ago, so it became its emblem.
4) The boys from Eton college put on a silk hat, a very short jacket and long trousers.
5) The name of the place of a national standard time is Greenwich.
6) The name of the place in Britain, which is known all over the world by tennis tournaments is Wimbledon.
7) Ben Nevis is the highest place of the British Isles, it is 1,343 m (4,406 ft) high.
8) The British Queen's favorite breed of of dogs is corgi.
9) Fleet Street in London is connected with the British press.
10) Financial Times has been printed on pink paper rather than white since 1893, originally because it was cheaper.
12) At Madame Tussaud's you can meet outstanding politicians, writers, musicians of different times.
13) The address of the famous fictional detective Sherlok Holmes is 221B Baker Street.
14) The tradition of Changing the Guard takes place at Buckingham Palace.
15) The residence of the Prime Minister is 10, Downing Street.
16) In the centre of Trafalgar Square there is Nelson's Column.
18) Arthur Conan Doyle was a surgeon before he became a writer.
19)
20) Sean Connery, British actor and producer, is best known for portraying the character James Bond.
21) Prince Andrew, Duke of York is a naval helicopter pilot.
22) Joseph Osmond Barnard was the author of the profile of Queen Victoria's head for the world's first adhesive postage stamp.
23) Agatha Christie is the author of the detective stories, but she wrote some of the romantic novels under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott.
24) The real name of Lewis Carroll, author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, is Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.
25) Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock is a best-selling novelist and a member of the Conservative Party. His novels are popular thrillers with romantic elements, they have versions made for the cinema and television.
26) William the Conqueror began building the Tower of London for the protection of the city in the 11th century.
27) Cambridge has one of the oldest universities in Britain, and takes its name from the river Cam.
28) Charles Barry was the person under whose direction the construction of the clock Big Ben was conducted.
29) In many Scottish names there are such parts as "Mac" or "Mc" which mean "son".
30) Canterbury is the religeous capital of England, because its cathedral is the seat of the head of the Church of England.
4) The boys from Eton college put on a silk hat, a very short jacket and long trousers.
5) The name of the place of a national standard time is Greenwich.
6) The name of the place in Britain, which is known all over the world by tennis tournaments is Wimbledon.
7) Ben Nevis is the highest place of the British Isles, it is 1,343 m (4,406 ft) high.
8) The British Queen's favorite breed of of dogs is corgi.
9) Fleet Street in London is connected with the British press.
10) Financial Times has been printed on pink paper rather than white since 1893, originally because it was cheaper.
12) At Madame Tussaud's you can meet outstanding politicians, writers, musicians of different times.
13) The address of the famous fictional detective Sherlok Holmes is 221B Baker Street.
14) The tradition of Changing the Guard takes place at Buckingham Palace.
15) The residence of the Prime Minister is 10, Downing Street.
16) In the centre of Trafalgar Square there is Nelson's Column.
18) Arthur Conan Doyle was a surgeon before he became a writer.
19)
20) Sean Connery, British actor and producer, is best known for portraying the character James Bond.
21) Prince Andrew, Duke of York is a naval helicopter pilot.
22) Joseph Osmond Barnard was the author of the profile of Queen Victoria's head for the world's first adhesive postage stamp.
23) Agatha Christie is the author of the detective stories, but she wrote some of the romantic novels under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott.
24) The real name of Lewis Carroll, author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, is Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.
25) Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock is a best-selling novelist and a member of the Conservative Party. His novels are popular thrillers with romantic elements, they have versions made for the cinema and television.
26) William the Conqueror began building the Tower of London for the protection of the city in the 11th century.
27) Cambridge has one of the oldest universities in Britain, and takes its name from the river Cam.
28) Charles Barry was the person under whose direction the construction of the clock Big Ben was conducted.
29) In many Scottish names there are such parts as "Mac" or "Mc" which mean "son".
30) Canterbury is the religeous capital of England, because its cathedral is the seat of the head of the Church of England.
Наталья Мекеня
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Роман Клюй
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