General knowledge

How many stars does the U.S.A flag have?

• 32

• 25

• 50

• 55

Who was Neil Armstrong?

• Doctor

• American astronaut and the first person to walk on the Moon.

• A really good dentist.

• President of the U.S.A

The walk of fame is a sample of American culture because it shows:

• The most important actors, directors, producers, musicians, and other figures.

• A lot of dinosaur fossils

• The most important scientific discoveries

• the footprints of Jesus

How many states make up the United States of America?

• 50 states

• 30 states

• 15 states

• 55 states

Answer explanation

50 states the same amount of stars (50) represented in the U.S flag.

Which countries make up the United Kingdom?

• England, America, Wales and Northern Ireland.

• Portugal and Spain

• England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

• England, New Zealand, Australia and America.

What is the full name of the UK?

• United Kingdom of the Great Salad

• United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

• Unified Kingdoms of Fish and Chips

• Unknown Kingdom that almost conquered the world

Answer explanation

In 1707, the first political union of the Kingdom of England which then included Wales and Scotland was formed. In 1922 Northern Ireland joined this Union.

Where is the biggest airport in Europe located?

• in the UK

• in Colombia

• in Japan

• in the U.S

Answer explanation

London Heathrow is the biggest airport on the European continent.

Which one of these flags represents the country of England?

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Answer explanation

The flag of England flying alongside the flag of the United Kingdom in Southsea, Portsmouth. 

What is the most famous drink among British?

• Tea

• Soda

• Coke

• Soft Drink

Answer explanation

Tea is the most famous drink in the UK, they drink around 100 million cups of tea every day.

What is the most popular sport in the UK?

• Cricket

• Golf

• Aussie rules

• Football (or Soccer)

Answer explanation

Football has been the most popular sport in the UK since the 1860s.