Question

@ 1. The capital of the US is: $ A) California; $ B) Washington DC; $ C) Washington; $ D) New York; $ E) Oklahoma; @ 2. The UK comprises four countries these are: $ A) England, Scotland, Oxford, Birmingham; $ B) England, Edinburgh, Oxford, Wales; $ C) England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland; $ D) England, Scotland, Wales, North Ireland; $E) India, Pakistan, Washington; @ 3. The US consists of: $ A) 55 states; $ B) 50 states; $ C) 52 states; $ D) 51 states; $ E) 49 states; @ 4. The capital of the UK is: $ A) England; $ B) Scotland; $ C) London; $ D) Wales; $ E) Edinburgh; @ 5. The longest river in the United Kingdom is: $А) the Thames; $B) the Clyde; $C) the Trent; $D) The Hudson; $E) The Severn; @ 6. The capital of Northern Island is: $A) Belfast; $B) Dublin; $C) Edinburgh; $D) Oxford; $E) Cambridge; @ 7 The capital of Wales is: $A) Aberystwyth; $B) Cardiff; $C) New Jersey; $D) Toronto; $E) London; @8 Which of the University considers to be the oldest: $A) Cambridge University; $B) Metropolitan University; $C) Oxford cercus University; $D) Oxford University; $E) Harvard University; @ 9. Which of these writers are American: $A) Mark Twain, O. Henry, E. Hemingway; $B) Mark Twain, O. Henry, William Shakespeare; $C) Sacha Baron Cohen, Julie Andrews, E. Hemingway; $D) E. Hemingway, Charles Dickens, Agatha Christie; $E) Mark Twain, Agatha Christie, William Shakespeare; @ 10. Which of these writers are British: $A) Sacha Baron Cohen, Julie Andrews, Agatha Christie; $B) Mark Twain, O. Henry, William Shakespeare; $C) Sacha Baron Cohen, Julie Andrews, E. Hemingway; $D) E. Hemingway, Charles Dickens, Agatha Christie; $E) Mark Twain, Agatha Christie, William Shakespeare; @ 11. What number is President Donald Trump: $A) 54; $B) 55; $C) 44; $D) 45; $E) 46; @ 12. The President of the US lives and works in: $A) The West-Minister Abbey; $B) The White House; $C) The Wite House; $D) The church; $E) The Washington DC; @ 13. The English Channel separates Great Britain from: $A).Sweden; $B).France ; $C) The Netherlands; $D) Scandinavia; $E) Copenhagen; @ 14. The main nationality is: $A) the Scots; $B) the French; $C) the English; $D) the Welsh; $E) the Irish; @ 15. The Union Jack is a (n): $A) mountain; $B) street; $C) flag; $D) Island; $E) river; @ 16. The current British monarch is: $A) Prince Charles; $B) Queen Elisabeth II; $C) Prince Albert; $D) Queen Victoria; $E) Camilla Parker Bowles ; @ 17. The Parliament of Great Britain consist of : $A) The House of Lords and House of Commons; $B) The House of Commons and House of Generals; $C) The House of Democratic and The house of Lords; $D) The House of Labour and Democratic; $E) The House of Generals and Labour; @ 18. The kilt is a: $A).musical instrument; $B) short skirt; $C) hat; $D) pants; $E) dish; @ 19. What part is called the “City of London”? $A) oldest; $B) richest; $C) poorest; $D) middle; $E) nothing; @ 20. Stonehenge is a: $A) theatre; $B) monument; $C) place for religious rituals ; $D) stone; $E) cathedral; @ 21. Globe is a (an): $A) theatre $B) cinema $C) musical $D) stadium $E) map @ 22. Shakespeare’s birth place is: $A) London; $B) Stratford-upon-Avon; $C) Edinburgh; $D) Scotland; $E) Princeton; @ 23. The chairperson of the House of Lords sits on a: $A) divan; $B) big box; $C) woolsack; $D) throne; $E) parliament; @ 24. What was the first famous British pop group from Liverpool? $A) the Beatles; $B) Deep Purple; $C) Queen; $D) Spice Girls; $E) Aerosmith; @ 25. What is Piccadilly Circus? $A) a square; $B) a disco; $C) a circus; $D) pub; $E) arena; @ 26. The Tower of London now is a: $A) royal palace; $B) Museum; $C) state prison; $D) nothing; $E) cinema; @ 27. What is the official name of the country whose language you study? $A) Great Britain; $B) The Commonwealth of Great Britain; $C)The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; $D) Britain; $E) The Commonwealth of the United States; @ 28. What is the state system of the United Kingdom? $A) a constitutional monarchy; $B) a parliamentary republic; $C) a limited monarchy; $D) federal republic; $E) democratic community; @ 29. What is the symbol of England? $A) a bald eagle; $B) Britannia; $C) red rose; $D) shamrock; $E) white rose; @ 30. What is the name of the British flag? $A) the Union Jack; $B) the Stars and stripes; $C) the Maple leaf; $D) God, save the queen; $E) Union John;

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.с 4.с. 5.е 6.а 7.в 25.а 26.в 28.а 29.с 30 а

Объяснение:

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Answer 2

1. The capital of the US is Washington DC (Option B). Washington DC is a federal district and serves as the capital of the United States. 2. The UK comprises four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland (Option C). These four countries together make up the United Kingdom. 3. The US consists of 50 states (Option B). The United States is made up of 50 individual states, each with its own government and laws. 4. The capital of the UK is London (Option C). London is the capital and largest city of the United Kingdom. 5. The longest river in the United Kingdom is the Thames (Option A). The River Thames is the longest river entirely in England and is known for its importance to the history and culture of the UK. 6. The capital of Northern Ireland is Belfast (Option A). Belfast is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland, which is one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom. 7. The capital of Wales is Cardiff (Option B). Cardiff is the capital and largest city of Wales, one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom. 8. The oldest university is considered to be Oxford University (Option D). Oxford University, located in Oxford, England, is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world. 9. American writers include Mark Twain, O. Henry, and E. Hemingway (Option A). These writers are known for their contributions to American literature. 10. British writers include Sacha Baron Cohen, Julie Andrews, and Agatha Christie (Option A). These writers are known for their contributions to British literature. 11. President Donald Trump is the 45th President of the United States (Option D). He is the current president as of the time of this answer. 12. The President of the US lives and works in the White House (Option B). The White House is the official residence and workplace of the President of the United States. 13. The English Channel separates Great Britain from France (Option B). The English Channel is a body of water that separates the southern coast of England from the northern coast of France. 14. The main nationality in the UK is the English (Option C). The English people make up the largest ethnic group in the United Kingdom. 15. The Union Jack is a flag (Option C). The Union Jack is the national flag of the United Kingdom, combining the flags of England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. 16. The current British monarch is Queen Elisabeth II (Option B). Queen Elisabeth II has been the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom since 1952. 17. The Parliament of Great Britain consists of the House of Lords and the House of Commons (Option A). The House of Lords represents the nobility and the House of Commons represents the people. 18. The kilt is a short skirt (Option B). A kilt is a traditional Scottish garment that is worn by men and is similar to a short skirt. 19. The "City of London" is called the oldest part (Option A). The City of London is the historic and financial center of London and is considered the oldest part of the city. 20. Stonehenge is a monument (Option B). Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument located in Wiltshire, England, and is known for its stone circle formation. 21. The Globe is a theater (Option A). The Globe Theatre is a famous theater in London that is associated with William Shakespeare and his plays.