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Questions - school:
2014/2015
91.The United States is a presidential republic consisting of ___states and a federal district.a)45 b)50 c)55 d)58
92.The official US anthem is “The Star- Spangled ___”
a)Flag b)Banner c)Cloth d)Ribbon
Questions -
school:
2014/2015
91.The
United States is a presidential republic consisting of ___states and a federal
district.
a)45 b)50
c)55 d)58
b.
92.The
official US anthem is “The Star- Spangled ___”
a)Flag
b)Banner c)Cloth d)Ribbon
b
93.Parliament
in the UK is made up of the House of ___ and the House of Lords.
a)Representatives
b)Senate c)Politicians d)Commons
94.The
official house of the British Prime Minister is in ___ Street.
a)Westminster
b)Stratford c)Downing d)Trafalgar
c
95.Tartan
and haggis are connected with___
a)England
b)New Zealand c)Wales d)Scotland
d
96.Great
Britain is separated from the mainland by ___
a)Channel La
Manche b)the Thames c)The Isle of Man d)the English Channel
d
97.Notting
Hill is famous for
a)a tennis
tournament b)an international carnival c)a baseball championship d)Robin Hood
stories
B
98.The
maple leaf is the national symbol of__
a)Scotland
b)Canada c)The USA d)Wales
b
99.The Big
Apple is the name for ___
a) New York
b) London c)Sydney d)Washington
A
100.The
flag of the United Kingdom is called the __
a)Stars and
Stripes b) Independent c)Three Crosses d) Union Jack
D
2015/2016
91.The
author of “Alice in Wonderland” was__
a)Lewis
Carroll b)A.A.Milne c)Mark Twain d)Edgar A.Poe
A
Milne – Winnie the Pooh (kubuś puchatek)
Twain – Oliver Twist
Poe - Raven
92.Washington,
the capital of the USA, is in the state of___
a)New York
b)Washington c)Maryland d)District of Columbia
d
93.Benjamin
Franklin was____
a)an
American general in the Civil War c)a Scottish actor
b)an
English writer of popular novels d)an American statesman, writer, inventor and
scientist
D
94.Broadway
is the name associated with__
a)theatre
b)automobile industry c)a political scandal d)banking and business
A
Broadway is
a street in New York famous for musicals.
95.Elizabeth
I was the daughter of Henry VIII and____
a)Catherine
of Aragon b)Catherine Parr c)Anne of Cleves d)Anne Boleyn
D
96.The
present Queen of England represents___
a)the House
of York b)the House of Tudor c)the House of Windsor d)the House of Hanover
C
97.The
famous Trafalgar Square in London was given this name to commemorate ___
a)Admiral
Nelson’s naval victory c)one of English scholars
b)a popular
politician in the XXc. d)a British general
A
Nelson’s
Column on Trafalgar Square
98.The
Romans first arrived in Britain in___
a)55 BC
b)1066 c)664 d)93 BC
A
BC-Before
Christ, (pne)
99.Pearl
Harbour is associated with___
a)the first
A-bomb explosion c)a play by James Joyce
b)the VietNam
war d)an attack on American naval forces
D
It’s a
surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service against the
United States naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Territory, on the morning of
December 7, 1941.
100.The
title of Prince of Wales is given to____
a)the
monarch’s eldest son c)the Speaker of the House of Lords
b)the
archbishop of Canterbury d)the Queen’s husband
A
Currently
Prince Charles – the heir of the throne. After Elizabeth’s death he will become
the king of UK.
2016/2017
81.Which
British Prime Minister was awarded with the Nobel Prize in Literature?
a)Robert
Walpole b)Winston Churchill c) Anthony Eden d) Margaret Thatcher
B
82.Which
monarch was defeated by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil War?
a)James I
b)Charles I c) Henry V d) Henry VIII
D
83.Half
beer and half fizzy lemonade is called :
a) shandy
b) ale c) elevenses d) cymru
A
84.Who was
the last prisoner of the Tower?
a)Gordon
Brown b) Princess Mary c) Rudolf Hess d) Edward Heath
C
85.Who was
called the Swan of Avon?
a)William
Shakespeare b) Emily Bronte c) Queen Victoria d) Princess Diana
A
86.Which of
the Polish writers is considered as one of the outstanding English novelists?
a) Bruno Schulz b)Jerzy Kosiński c) Teodor Józef Konrad
Korzeniowski d) Jalu Kurek
C – known
as Joseph Conrad, the author of Heart of Darkness (“Jądro Ciemności”)
87.Where is
the famous museum of teddy bears situated?
a) London
b) Glasgow c) Stratford – upon – Avon d) Oxford
C
88.What is
the name of the Archbishop of Canterbury killed by the knights of Henry II?
a) Thomas
Becket b)Thomas Cranmer c)George Abbot d)John Moore
A
89.What is
Sherwood Forest famous for?
a) a
beautiful lake b) a castle c) Robin Hood d) stories about Henry VIII
C
90.Who was
Florence Nightingale?
a) a nurse
b) a politician c) a writer d) an artist
A
91.St
Andrew’s Cross is an element of the flag of ___
a)Wales b)
Scotland c) Ireland d) England
B
92.The date
of the D-day was___
a) 11.11.1918
b)06.06.1944 c)17.09.1939 d) 8.12.1940
B –
Normandy landings, initiating the Western Allied effort to liberate mainland
Europe from Nazi Germany during WW II
93.Who is
the current Prince of Edinburgh?
a)Prince
Philip b) Prince Andrew c) Prince George d) Prince Edward
A- Prince
Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II.
94.Sir
Francis Drake was a British___
a)painter
b) writer c)sailor d) musician
C- vice
admiral was an English sea captain, privateer, navigator, slaver, and politician
of the Elizabethan era.
95. The
most famous road in the USA is called___
a)Route 66
b) Central Line c) the Grand National d) M1
A
96.The name
connected with the bus boycott is ___
a)
Alexander Rose b) Rosa Parks c) Austin Walker d) Owen Paterson
B
97.The
family name of the present royal family is ___
a)
Buckingham b) Tudor c) Windsor d) Warwick
C
98.The only
time in the year that the monarch speaks to her people on TV is__
a) her
birthday b) New Year’s Day c) 6 June d)Christmas Day
99.Which is
the odd name out ?
a)
Catharine of Aragon b) Mary Tudor c) Jane Seymour d) Catherine Howard
100. The
actor appearing in “The Kid” was___
a)Charlie
Chaplin b) Rowan Atkinson c) Buster Keaton d) Kirk Douglas
Questions -
voivodship:
2014/2015
87.
Geoffrey Chaucer is known for ……..
A. Hear of
Darkness B. The Canterbury Tales C. Beowulf D. The Raven
88
……………..is the family name of the present royal family .
A.
Buckingham B. Warwick C. Tudor D. Windsor
89. What is
the traditional place of coronation for British monarchs?
A.
Buckingham Palace B. The Houses of Parliament C. Westminster Abbey D. St.Paul’s
C athedral
90 . Which
president was responsible for the Watergate Scandal?
A. R.Nixon
B. J.Carter C. B. Clinton D. G.Bush
91. The man
who wanted to blow up the Houses of Parliament was ……
A. John
Steinbeck B. Lawrence Olivier C. Guy Fawkes D. Anthony Eden
92. “The
Picture of Dorian Gray” was written by …..
A. Agatha
Christie B. William Wordsworth C. George Orwell D. Oscar Wilde
93. Which
state in the US is called a Golden State?
A.
California B. Nevada C. Pennsylvania D. Colorado
94. Who was
the American poet and writer of mysterious, horror stories such as “The Fall of
the House of Ushers”?
A. Margaret
Mitchell B. Mark Twain C. Edgar Allan Poe D. Henry James 8
95. What is
Harrods? ……………………………
96. What
does the name Big Ben properly refer to ? …………………..
97. Where
does the name Big Brother originally come from ?.............
98. What is
Mount Rushmore famous for ?..........................
99. When is
Groundhog Day celebrated ? …………………..
100. What
is the name of the American City, built in the middle of a desert, where many
people go to gamble?........
2015/2016
86. The
filmed novel “Sense and Sensibility” was written by
A.
Charlotte Brontȅ B. Jane Eyre C. Jane Austen D. Lucy M. Montgomery
87. The
quotation “All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others”
comes from
A. The
Jungle Book B. The Origin of Species C. Animal Farm D. Slaughterhouse
88. Mary
Shelly wrote the famous horror novel “Frankenstein”, which has been filmed
several times. The character named Frankenstein was:
A. a
scientist B. a man-like monster C. a vampire D. A German philosopher
89.
Geoffrey Chaucer wrote
A. The
Canterbury Tales B. The Pickwick Papers C. Lord Jim D. Ulysses
90. The
Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point of the
A. American
War of Independence B. American Civil War C. First World War D.
Spanish-American War
91. His
Royal Highness Prince Philip is :
A. Duke of
Edinburgh B. Duke of Cambridge C. Duke of Wales D. Duke of Kent
92. The
Notting Hill Carnival is held in :
A. London
B. North Ireland C. Manchester D. Sherwood
93. Which
was not Henry VIII’ s wife:
A. Jane
Seymour B. Catherine Parr C. Anna Windsor D. Anne of Cleves
94. Miss
Marple is the character from books written by :
A. Hugh
Lofting B. Raymond Chandler C. James F. Cooper D. Agatha Christie
95. The odd
name out is:
A. A
Midsummer Night’s Dream B. Othello C. Twelfth Night D. As You Like It
96. The odd
name out is :
A. Central
Park B. Hyde Park C. St. James’ Park D. Kensington Gardens
97. What is
the law- making part of the US government? …………………………
98. Give at
least one example of a Polish translator of British/ American
literature……………………
99. Add the
missing partner : Huck Finn and …………………………….
100. A
novel which tells the story of a group of boys left on an island who attempt to
live together in a peaceful way but later become cruel to each other
……………………………….
Questions -
Region:
2014/2015
86.Which
was not written by W.Shakespeare?
A) The
Tempest B)Macbeth C) the Giaur
87.Which
famous document eventually led to the formation of Parliament in England?
A) the
Declaration of Independence B) The Domesday Book C)The Magna Carta
88.The
words in the song “For auld langsyne” were written by:
A) Horatio
Nelson B)Dylan Thomas C) Robert Burns 7
89.A
thistle is the symbol of:
A) Wales B)
England C) Scotland
90.Who won
the Civil War in America in the XIX century?
A) The
Confederates B) The Unionists C) The Independents
91.The
Mississipi River is associated with the novel :
A) The
Adventures of Huck Finn B) Great Gatsby C) Martin Eden
92.Which of
them was NOT a British Prime Minister?
A)Robert
Walpole B) Benjamin Disraeli C) Thomas Hardy
93. The
Beefeaters guard the :
A)
Buckingham Palace B) Westminster Abbey C)the Tower of London
94.Santa
Clara Valley is referred to by its nickname :
A) Silicon
Valley B) Martha’s Vineyard C)Wounded Knee
95.The name
of the person connected with the Montgomery bus boycott is :
A) Billy
Graham B) Rosa Parks C) J.F.Kennedy
96.The
street in New York which became synonymous with American capitalism
is…………………………………………………..
97.The
oldest American university is called…………………………………..
98.Nathaniel
Hawthorne was .....................................
99.The
first British settlers who established a settlement in Massachusetts were known
as ………………….
100.The two
major political parties in the USA are ……………………………………………………………………
2015/2016
91. Which
of the following wasn’t written by Shakespeare:
a) Titus
Andronicus b) Romeo and Juliet c) Hamlet d) Pygmalion
92. What is
the name of the theme song performed by Adele in James Bond film from 2012:
a) Save a
prayer b) Skyfall c) Casino Royale d) Born to die
93. The
nickname “The Windy City” refers to:
a) Chicago
b) Atlanta c) New York d) Detroit 94. Who is second in line to succeed Queen
Elizabeth II: a) Prince William b) Prince Henry c) Prince Charles d) Prince
George
95. New
Orleans is the cradle of:
a)gospel b)
country music c) classical music d)jazz
96 . The
lyrics to the song “ Should auld acquaintance be forgot” was written by:
a ) Bob
Dylan b) John Lennon c) William Shakespeare d) Robert Burns
97. The
movement that preached a philosophy of peace and love was:
a) the
Skinheads b) the Punks c) the Hippies d) the Grunge
98.
Canterbury is associated with:
a)Stonehenge
b) the castle c) Magna Carta Libertata d) murder and pilgrim
99. The
English poet who is said to have a considerable influence on Adam Mickiewicz
was
a) Blake b)
Byron c) Pope d)Milton
100. The
author of “The Great Gatsby” is
a)
Steinbeck b) Fitzgerald c)Faulkner d) Caldwell
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