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The British Experience. Part Five

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The British Experience Part Five game quiz
"Here is your chance for another look at the culture, people and places of the British Isles."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. A trip to the theatre land in the United States means a visit to Broadway. But, if you are looking for the top shows in the UK where in London should you be heading?
    North End
    East End
    West End
    South End


2. Britain is a comparatively small nation. You can get some idea of its physical size by calculating the location of the point furthest from the sea coast. What is greatest distance you can get away from the sea in the UK?
    30 miles
    70 miles
    140 miles
    280 miles


3. Many UK counties, cities and towns have their own particular food speciality. Which of these English counties is famous for its pasties?
    Sussex
    Cumberland
    Yorkshire
    Cornwall


4. The eisteddfod is a fine Welsh tradition. What type of event is an eisteddfod?
    A festival of music and literature
    An agricultural show
    A competitive sports meeting
    A rally for steam powered vehicles


5. What is the name of the British born creator of the World Wide Web?
    Clive Sinclair
    James Dyson
    Christopher Cockerell
    Timothy Berners-Lee


6. Queen Elizabeth II is known around the world, but the royal family name is perhaps not so well known. What is Her Majesty's surname?
    Windsor
    Wessex
    Buckingham
    Westminster


7. The Giant's Causeway is a stunning natural rock formation. On the coast of which part of the UK is this wondrous sight located?
    England
    Scotland
    Wales
    Northern Ireland


8. Over the years many entertainers have left the UK seeking fame and fortune in the United States of America.
Three of the entertainers below were born in Britain, but which one was NOT a UK export?
    Oliver Hardy
    Charlie Chaplin
    Alfred Hitchcock
    Stan Laurel


9. The geographical location of 0 (zero) degrees longitude passes through the UK, and it is from here that GMT is referenced. What do the initials GMT stand for?
    Greenwich Mean Time
    Geological Median Time
    General Maritime Time
    Geolograpic Mark Time-zones


10. Below are some of the traditional sights synonymous with London's bustling streets. But, which is the odd one out in this 'colour'ful scene?
    London taxi
    Post box
    Telephone box
    London bus


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Compiled May 22 13