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1 How many terms do British primary school have?
a: 2 terms b: 3 terms c: 4 terms d: 5 terms
2 Choose the ages which children must go to school for compulsory education.
(Until what age do children have to go to school for compulsory education?)
a: 5 to 16 b: 5 to 17 c: 6 to 16 d: 6 to 17
3 Choose the university that has the largest numbers of students.
a: Oxford univ. b: Warwick univ. c: De Mantford univ. d: St Andrew univ.
4 Choose the university that is not in UK.
a: Lough borough univ. b: Napier univ. c: Sterling univ. c: Oxford univ
5 Which is not the subject obligated at primary school as for the national curriculum
enforced since September in 1989?
enforced since September in 1989?
a: Home Economics b: Industrial Arts c: Art d: Manual Training
6 Which is the subject that junior high school (grammar school/secondary modern school)
has to take though primary school doesnft have to take?
has to take though primary school doesnft have to take?
a: Foreign Language b: Manual Training c: Home Economics d: Industrial Arts
7 There are approximately 90 universities in UK. Then, how many public universities out of
them are there?
them are there?
a: 40 b: 50 c: 60 d: 70
8 In UK, students are evaluated based on a course of study called attainment target on
each subject in compulsory education. How many grades are they put?
each subject in compulsory education. How many grades are they put?
a: 3 grades b: 5 grades c: 6 grades d: 10 grades
9 Which foreign language do most students have to take as a compulsory subject?
a: French b: Italian c: Spanish d: Russian
10 When can student enter a language school?
a: on Monday b: on Tuesday c: on Wednesday d: on Saturday
11 What is the general examination called as most students take on 11th grade?
a: GCSE b: TDL c: USSR d: GBR
12 How many universities are there in UK?
a: 75 b: 85 c: 95 d: 105
13 Until 1997, students hadnft needed to pay school expenses at all, for government had
paid directly for certain universities in their place. However, since 1998, students must
have got to pay a part of them. Then how much do they need to pay now?
paid directly for certain universities in their place. However, since 1998, students must
have got to pay a part of them. Then how much do they need to pay now?
a: \50,000 b: \100,000 c: \150,000 d: \200,000
14@Which language school is not in London?
a: Superstudy UK b: Saint George c: Kings school of English d: interlink school of
English.
English.
15 Lowan Atkinson, who is famous for his comedy drama, gMr. Bean,h has two academic
degrees. Which is the universities he got them?
degrees. Which is the universities he got them?
A: Oxford and New Castle univ. b: New Castle and Cambrigde univ.
C: Oxford and Sterling univ. d: Cambridge and Sterling univ.
16 How many students are there at Oxford univ?
a: 10,000 students b: 16,000 students c: 20,000 students d: 26,000 students
17 What percentage of university students in the UK failed?
A: 1 % b: 5 % c: 10 % d: 20 %
18 When is the Cambridge University established?
A: 1084 b: 1284 c: 1484 d: 1684
19 About how many people graduate from the Cambridge University out of all people who
won the Nobel prize in 20th century?
won the Nobel prize in 20th century?
A: 20 people b: 40 people c: 60 people d: 80 people
20 Both of the Japanese Crown Prince and Princess have studied at the university in the
UK. Which is the university they have studied at respectively?
UK. Which is the university they have studied at respectively?
A: Both at Oxford b: Oxford and Cambridge c: Both at Cambridge d: Oxford and
Harvard
Harvard
ST. ANDREWfSFCITIES
Q1.@Where is the cradle of golf?
a. St.Andrewfs b. St.Stephenfs c. St.Lucia d. St.Paul
Q2.@The world tennis tournament is held in June every year in this place. Where?
a. Wolverhampton b. Watford c. Wimbledon d. Wanderers
Q3. There was a war between Japan and Shin, China. When the war ended, they had a
meeting in Britain. Where?
meeting in Britain. Where?
a. Portsmouth b. Bath c. Cambridge d. York
Q4. This place is famous for literature. Many writers, such as the writer of eWinnie the
Poohf, were from this place. Where?
Poohf, were from this place. Where?
a. Torbey b. Norwich c. Canterbury d. Chelsea
Q5. Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland. Which statement is true?
a. They had the first underground in the world.
b. Belfast is the hometown of golf.
c. The Titanic was built in Belfast.
d. They had the first steam locomotive.
Q6. This was the largest city in the Roman period. It is famous for the ancient eISCAf.
The name of whisky comes from this city. Where?
The name of whisky comes from this city. Where?
a. Craflwyn b. Caerleon c. Cynefin d. Cwaynynog
Q7. In 1746, the last battle in the Great Britain broke out. King Edward with 5000 soldiers
fought against Lord Camberland with 9000 soldiers. The battle was finished in 40 minutes
and King Edward won. Where did they fight the battle?
fought against Lord Camberland with 9000 soldiers. The battle was finished in 40 minutes
and King Edward won. Where did they fight the battle?
a. Calloden b. Stiriling c. Portsmouth d. Penzance
Q8. Where is the biggest port town in Wales?
a. Holyhead b. Newport c. Cardif Watertront d. Portmerion
Q9. Where was the story eAlicefs Adventure In Wonderlandf written?
a. Brecon b. Llandudno c. Llanberis d. Tenby
Q10. Where was Chaplin born?
a. Kensington b. Adara c. Tipperary d. Manchester
Q11. Now one of the most famous books in the world is eHARRY POTTERf.
Its writer, J.K.Rowling, started writing this book at a coffee bar in Edinburgh. What is true
about Edinburgh?
about Edinburgh?
a. The first iron bridge was built.
b. It is famous for Stonehenge.
c. It has been registered for the worldfs cultural and natural heritage.
d. Hadrianfs Wall runs through this town
Q12. In the Shakespearefs play Macbeth, which castle did Macbeth become the owner of?
a. Conwy Castle b. Eilean Donan Castle c. Cawdor Castle d. Beaumaris Castle
Q13. Who left many famous words like eAll that glisters is not goldf?
a. Conan Doyle b. Blair c. Princess Diana d. Shakespeare
Q14. Gale is a language used in Denmark and Norway. In what city in Britain is this language
often used?
often used?
a. Edinburgh b. London c. Dublin d. Durham
Q15. Westminster has two world heritage properties. Which combination is true?
a. a tower and a palace b. a temple and a church c. a castle and a church d. a
temple and a palace
temple and a palace
Q16. Which city in Northern Ireland has many ports and the tradition of nice crystal?
a. Goalway b. Waterford c. Brecon d. Alstar
Q17. What city is near the Loch Ness, a big lake in Scotland, which is famous for eNesssief?
a. Torquay b. Chesterfield c. Ipswich d. Inverness
Q18. ePremier Leaguef is one of the most famous European professional soccer leagues.
Where is the home of the champion team last year?
Where is the home of the champion team last year?
a. Chichester b. Manchester c. Chester d. Colochester
Q19. Rowan Atkinson is a comedian known to many people all over the world as eMr.Beanf.
Where is his hometown?
Where is his hometown?
a. Newcastle b. Arsenal c. Leeds d. Charlton
Q20. Do you know the car eJAGUARf? The company producing it was established in this
city in 1922. Where?
city in 1922. Where?
a. Bradford b. Bournemouth c. Blackpool d.
Boston
Boston
POOLE GAKUINFFOOD
1) When was tea first imported in England?
a)1657 b)1752 c)1721 d)1689
2) What do people in Great Britain eat at Easter?
a)Yorkshire Pudding b)Shorcrust Pastry c)Hot Cross Buns d)Jacket Potatoes
3) When did Japan first export tea to England?
a)1875 b)1845 c)1875 d)1887
4) What do British people always eat on Christmas Day?
a)Christmas pancakes b)Christmas pudding c)Christmas scones d)Christmas bread
5) What kind of vending machine are you likely to see on a London underground
platform?
platform?
a)bread b)candy c)chocolate d)chewing gum
6) Around which river in Britain is the most thriving wine production?
a)The River Tees b)The River Thames c)The River Severn d)The River Tyne
7) What kind of fruit do the sell at Wimbledon during the famous tennis tournament?
a)blueberries b)pineapples c)apples d)strawberries
8) Which material is NOT used in cooking haggis?
a)sheepfs heart b)whisky c)lemon juice d)butter
9) In Great Britain, they have gafternoon teah and ghigh teah. When do they have
ghigh teah?
ghigh teah?
a)in the morning b)before lunch c)same time as afternoon tea d)after dinner
10) What kind of animal is used in kidney pie?
a)pig b)chicken c)sheep d)ox
11) Which of the following is NOT a BBC TV food show?
a)Ready Steady Cook b)The Food Programme c)First Sight d)The Naked Chef
12) Which of the following is NOT a type of pudding in England?
a) potato b)Yorkshire c)black d)steak and kidney
13) Which is the name of a real cake?
a)Elizabeth cake b)Henry cake c)Victoria cake d)William cake
14) Which food is suet used in?
a)mincemeat b)cream-crowdie c)pork pie d)welsh rarebit
15) What do British people put on fish and chips?
a)salt and pepper b)salt and vinegar c)salt and parsley d)ketchup
16) What is traditional served along with roast beef?
a)baked potato b)long grain rice c)tomato salad d)Yorkshire pudding
17) Which of the following fish is NOT used for fish and chips?
a)rock fish b)pond smelt c)cod d)skate
18) What food is made with the following ingredients: 1. raspberries or strawberries 2.
sugar 3. bread 4. fresh cream?
sugar 3. bread 4. fresh cream?
a) spring pudding b) summer pudding c) autumn pudding d) winter pudding
19) How do we cook Ginger Pudding?
a)bake b) steam c) boil d) fry
20) What food is made with the following ingredients: 1. mustard 2. egg 3. chicken
breast 4. salt?
breast 4. salt?
a) Devilled Chicken Pie b) God Chicken Pie c) Angel Chicken Pie d) People Chicken Pie
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