1. Britain
   Scotland
2. Northern Ireland
   All of the above

Britain, Scotland and Northern Ireland are all part of the UK. Wales is also part of the UK.

1. Bill Clinton
   Barack Obama
2. William Gladstone
   George Washington

William Gladstone was the first British Prime Minister. He served from 1868 to 1894.

1. Elizabeth I
   George III
2. Henry VIII
   Mary IV

King Henry VIII established the Church of England. He broke with the Catholic church so he could marry Anne Boleyn.

1. 20%
   40%
2. 60%
   80%

About 20% of the British population was killed during the Black Death. The Black Death was the plague. It killed many more people throughout the rest of Europe.

1. NAFTA
   The Constitution
2. Magna Carta
   The Bill of Rights

The Magna Carta helped establish the British Parliament. The Magna Carta was signed in 1215.

1. 596
   1282
2. 1776
   1920

Britain conquered Wales in 1282. The country was conquered by British King Edward I.

1. Suffrage
   Sexism
2. Feudalism
   Ageism

Serfdom was common under Feudalism. Feudalism was once common in all of Europe.

1. Boston Tea Party
   Korean War
2. Potato Famine
   War of 1812

The Potato Famine resulted in the deaths of about one million people in Ireland. More than one-third of the Irish population was dependent on potatoes, so the famine was particularly devastating in Ireland.

1. Bermuda
   United States
2. Hong Kong
   All of the above

Bermuda, the United States and Hong Kong were all British colonies at one time. Many other countries throughout the world were once part of the British Empire.

1. Henry VIII
   George I
2. John V
   Elizabeth II

Elizabeth II is the Head of State of Canada. Canada is a commonwealth of Britain.

1. blobs
   biscuits
2. tads
   fingers

The British call cookies "biscuits." This is the case throughout the UK.

1. french fries
   haggis
2. eggs
   potatoes

Haggis is the national dish of Scotland but is enjoyed in Britain. Haggis is a combination of sheep's liver, heart and lungs, combined with spices and onions and encased in the sheep's stomach.

1. Huckleberry Finn
   Cujo
2. Carrie
   Frankenstein

Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein. Shelley published the novel anonymously when she was only 20.

1. 50
   100
2. 120
   150

British citizens receive a personalized card from Queen Elizabeth Ii when they reach their 100th birthday. Other UK citizens also receive a card from the queen.

1. talk
   die
2. breath
   cough

It is illegal to die in the British House of Parliament. One must wonder why that law became necessary.

1. Canada
   The United States
2. Mexico
   Russia

Canada is a British commonwealth. Queen Elizabeth II is the official monarch.

1. Justin Trudeau
   Barack Obama
2. Queen Elizabeth II
   Bill Clinton

Queen Elizabeth II does not have a British passport. Because all British passports are issued in her name, she does not need one.

1. sell them
   wash them
2. hatch them
   lay them

Eggs are not washed in the UK. Eggs must be washed in the U.S.

1. Elizabeth
   Mary
2. Catherine
   Anne

Prince William's wife is Kate Middleton. Together, they are the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

1. Angelina Jolie
   Madonna
2. Cher
   Margaret Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher was the first female prime minister of Britain. She was also a Baroness.

1. True
2. False

This is false. The death penalty has been outlawed in Britain.

1. water
   room
2. outhouse
   loo

The British call the restroom the "loo." They might say, "I'm going to the loo."

1. pence
   pound
2. lira
   peso

The basic monetary unit in Britain is the pound. The pound may also be referred to as British Sterling.

1. Britain
   Wales
2. Scotland
   All of the above

Britain, Wales, and Scotland are all part of Great Britain. The UK also includes Northern Ireland.

1. Prince Charles
   Prince William
2. Prince Harry
   Princess Catherine

Prince Charles is next in line for the throne. Charles is the father of William and Harry.

1. in a box
   on a shelf
2. under a parking lot
   in a store

King Richard III's bones were uncovered from under a parking lot. The parking lot was located where there once was a church.

1. Mississippi
   Missouri
2. Congo
   Thames

The Thames river runs through London. It is the longest river in England.

1. fingers
   chips
2. loos
   biscuits

The British call french fries "chips." They are usually larger than American fries, sort of like our "steak fries."

1. Tower of London
   Castle Black
2. Franklin Castle
   Thames Castle

The tower of London is located in the middle of London. The official name of the Tower of London is Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London.

1. The Liberty Bell
   Little Bell
2. Big Ben
   The Eye

The name of the bell in the clock at Westminster Palace is called Big Ben. Big Ben weighs more than 13 tons.

1. Winston Churchill
   Barack Obama
2. Theresa May
   Bill Clinton

Theresa May is the current Prime Minister of England. She assumed office in 2016.

1. Big Ben
   The London Eye
2. The Round Wheel
   The Wagon Wheel

The Ferris wheel on the Thames is called the London Eye. The London Eye opened to the public in 2000.

1. Miami
   Seattle
2. London
   Cleveland

London is the capital of England. It is also the most populated city in England.

1. house
   flat
2. loo
   finger

The British call an apartment a "flat." Other UK countries do this as well.

1. Northern Ireland
   England
2. Scotland
   Wales

Northern Ireland is NOT part of Great Britain. It is part of the UK, but Great Britain includes only England, Wales and Scotland.