Question

2. There are two main islands. What are they? What are they separated by?3. Where are the highest mountains of UK situated? How are they called?4. Name the longest rivers of the United Kingdom.5. Name at least five largest cities of Great Britain.6. What is the national emblem of England?7. Is it true that there are many large mammals such as bears, wolves and foxes at the territory of the UK?

Answer 1

2/ The two main islands are Great Britain and Ireland. They are separated by the Irish sea
3/ The highest mountain of UK situated in Scotland/ It called Ben Nevis/
4/ The longest river of the United Kingdom is the Thames/
5/ The largest cities of Great Britain are London, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow and Belfast/
6/ The national emblem of England is the Red Rose
7/ No, it's false/ Previously lived in the UK bears, wild boars, deer Irish, but with time they exterminated by hunters/

Answer 2

2. The two main islands of the United Kingdom are Great Britain and Ireland. They are separated by the Irish Sea.

3. The highest mountains of the UK are situated in Scotland and are called Ben Nevis, Ben Macdui, and Braeriach.

4. The longest rivers of the United Kingdom are the River Severn and the River Thames.

5. The five largest cities of Great Britain are London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, and Liverpool.

6. The national emblem of England is the red rose.

7. It is not true that there are many large mammals such as bears, wolves, and foxes at the territory of the UK. While there are some foxes and deer, large mammals like bears and wolves are not native to the UK.