1. Each part of the UK has its own distinctive national flag. Which of these creatures features on the flag of Wales? Unicorn Dragon Lion Griffin

2. Margaret Thatcher was Britain’s first female Prime Minister. Which political party did Margaret Thatcher lead? Conservative Liberal Democrat Labour British National Party

3. If a person in the UK is given an ASBO what have they received? An honorary university degree. A driving offence conviction. An order of chivalry given by the Queen An order to behave in a civilised manner.

4. Which King of England was killed when, according to legend, he was shot in the eye with an arrow at the Battle of Hastings? King Canute Henry I Edward the Confessor King Harold

5. Bangers and Mash is a traditional British meal and can be found on many UK pub menus. What is Bangers and Mash? Meat pie and mashed peas Prawns and mashed avocdo Sausages and mashed potato Haggis and mashed turnips

6. Scotland is the second largest country of the United Kingdom. What city is Scotland’s capital? Dundee Aberdeen Glasgow Edinburgh

7. Wassailing is a longstanding tradition in parts of the UK. Which of these is the best description of Wassailing? Wrestling contests held in muddy fields Fertility ceremony held in apple orchards Blessing a bridge for the safety of travellers A ceremony paying respect to the Lord of the Manor

8. According to legend Saint Patrick is credited with banishing which creatures from the Irish mainland? Rats Dragons Snakes Unicorns

9. Archibald Leach was born in Bristol, England in 1904. He left the UK in 1920 to find fame and fortune in the USA. In which profession did he gain success? basket ball player violinist politician actor

10. Which of the UK national landmarks listed below is affectionately known as the “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street”? The Bank of England The Houses of Parliament Buckingham Palace The Central Criminal Court