Question

1. The Queen's official London home. A: Buckingham Palace B: Tower of London C: St. James's Palace D: Big Ben 2. This building has been used as a fortress, a palace and a prison. Nowadays you can see the Crown Jewels there. A: National Gallery B: Tower of London C: Tower Bridge D: Buckingham Palace 3. The nickname for the Great Bell of the clock in London. A: Trafalgar Square B: Westminster Abbey C: Piccadilly Circus D: Big Ben 4. The largest square in London. It is the heart of the city. There is a tall Nelson column in the middle of the square. A: Trafalgar Square B: Piccadilly Circus C: London Square D: St. James's Palace 5. It is a Gothic monastery church in London. It has been the traditional place of coronation for English kings and queens. A: St. James's Palace B: St. Paul's Cathedral C: Westminster Abbey D: Piccadilly Circus 6. A road junction and a public space A:Tower Bridge B: Hyde Park C:Piccadilly Circus D:Westminster Abbey 7. The largest of four Royal Parks. It is famous for its Speaker’s Corner A:Kensington Gardens B: Hyde Park C: St James's Park D:The Regent's Park 8. A famous ceremony which takes place in front of the Buckingham Palace A:Ceremony of the Keys B: The Lord Mayor's Show C:Changing of the Guards D:Bonfire Night 9. This church has a Whispering Gallery A: Southwark Cathedral B: St. Paul's Cathedral C: Westminster Abbey D: Westminster Cathedral

Answer 1

1.A: Buckingham Palace

2.B: Tower of London

3.D: Big Ben

4.A: Trafalgar Square

5.C: Westminster Abbey

6.D: Piccadilly Circus

7.B: Hyde Park

8.C:Changing of the Guards

9.B: St. Paul's Cathedral

Answer 2

1. The Queen's official London home.

The Queen's official London home is A: Buckingham Palace [[1]].

2. This building has been used as a fortress, a palace, and a prison. Nowadays, you can see the Crown Jewels there.

The building that has been used as a fortress, a palace, and a prison, and where you can see the Crown Jewels nowadays is B: Tower of London [[2]].

3. The nickname for the Great Bell of the clock in London.

The nickname for the Great Bell of the clock in London is D: Big Ben [[3]].

4. The largest square in London. It is the heart of the city. There is a tall Nelson column in the middle of the square.

The largest square in London, which is considered the heart of the city and has a tall Nelson column in the middle, is A: Trafalgar Square [[4]].

5. It is a Gothic monastery church in London. It has been the traditional place of coronation for English kings and queens.

The Gothic monastery church in London that has been the traditional place of coronation for English kings and queens is C: Westminster Abbey [[5]].

6. A road junction and a public space.

The road junction and public space referred to is C: Piccadilly Circus [[6]].

7. The largest of four Royal Parks. It is famous for its Speaker’s Corner.

The largest of the four Royal Parks in London, famous for its Speaker's Corner, is B: Hyde Park [[7]].

8. A famous ceremony which takes place in front of Buckingham Palace.

The famous ceremony that takes place in front of Buckingham Palace is C: Changing of the Guards [[8]].

9. This church has a Whispering Gallery.

The church that has a Whispering Gallery is B: St. Paul's Cathedral [[9]].

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