Trivia about United Kingdom

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Test your knowledge about the United Kingdom with this fun trivia game! Answer whether each noun is related to the UK or not. Will you score a perfect 20?

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Hubert Wroblewski

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Trivia about United KingdomOnline version Test your knowledge about the United Kingdom with this fun trivia game! Answer whether each noun is related to the UK or not. Will you score a perfect 20? by Hubert Wroblewski 1 Is London the capital city of Great Britain? Tak Nie 2 Does Great Britain consist of four countries (England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland)? Tak Nie 3 Is the English Channel located between Great Britain and France? Tak Nie 4 Is the River Thames the longest river in the United Kingdom? Tak Nie 5 Is Scotland located north of England? Tak Nie 6 Did the United Kingdom vote to leave the European Union in 2016? Tak Nie 7 Is Queen Elizabeth II the current monarch of the United Kingdom? Tak Nie 8 Was William Shakespeare born in London? Tak Nie 9 Did the Battle of Hastings take place in 1066? Tak Nie 10 Was Margaret Thatcher the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom? Tak Nie 11 Is cricket considered the national sport of England? Tak Nie 12 Is fish and chips a traditional British dish? Tak Nie 13 Do British people drive on the left side of the road? Tak Nie 14 Is afternoon tea still a common daily practice for most British people? Tak Nie 15 Is the Union Jack the official name of the British flag? Tak Nie 16 Does the United Kingdom use the Euro as its currency? Tak Nie 17 Is the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) a state-owned media organization? Tak Nie 18 Is Oxford older than Cambridge University? Tak Nie 19 Does the London Underground have more stations than the New York subway system? Tak Nie 20 Are all UK citizens automatically entitled to free healthcare through the National Health Service (NHS)? Tak Nie

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by Hubert Wroblewski

Is London the capital city of Great Britain?

Does Great Britain consist of four countries (England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland)?

Is the English Channel located between Great Britain and France?

Is the River Thames the longest river in the United Kingdom?

Is Scotland located north of England?

Did the United Kingdom vote to leave the European Union in 2016?

Is Queen Elizabeth II the current monarch of the United Kingdom?

Was William Shakespeare born in London?

Did the Battle of Hastings take place in 1066?

Was Margaret Thatcher the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?

Is cricket considered the national sport of England?

Is fish and chips a traditional British dish?

Do British people drive on the left side of the road?

Is afternoon tea still a common daily practice for most British people?

Is the Union Jack the official name of the British flag?

Does the United Kingdom use the Euro as its currency?

Is the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) a state-owned media organization?

Is Oxford older than Cambridge University?

Does the London Underground have more stations than the New York subway system?

Are all UK citizens automatically entitled to free healthcare through the National Health Service (NHS)?