Natural History Museum

The Natural History museum is in:

• Manchester

• Liverpool

• London

• Edinburgh

The Museum is:

• on Cromwell Road

• On the Thames

• On the entrance of Kensington Palace

• Between Westminster Bridge and Hungerford bridge

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The Museum is home to:

• Wax figures

• Life and Earth science specimens

• Arts

• Archaeological remains

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There are about:

• 10 million items

• 80 million items

• 50 million items

• 10 thousand items

One of the collectors was:

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

• Robert Hooke

• Jovan Cvijic

• Charles Darwin

The other name for The Natural History Museum is:

• The Geographical Museum

• The British Museum

• The Madame Tussaud's Museum

• The Tate

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The Natural History Museum was established in:

• 1881

• 1891

• 1918

• 1819

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The Museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of :

• birds skeleton

• dinosaur skeleton

• human skeleton

• sea animals skeleton