🃏Flashcard Trivia - Browsing in Random Order

What is the National Flower of Scotland?

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The Thistle

What date is St David's Day?

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March 1st

On what date is Christmas Day celebrated?

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25th December

What is the National Flower of England?

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The Rose

On what date is Boxing Day celebrated?

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26th December

How old must one be to legally purchase alcohol in a pub or a night club?

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18

True or False: Sir Andy Murray was the first British man to win a Grand Slam singles title since 1936.

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True

How many times have the Olympic Games been hosted within the UK?

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3 Times

What is the name of the official church in England?

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Church of England

The money from TV licenses is used to pay for what?

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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

In what year was the National Trust established?

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1895

Which two charities work to preserve important buildings, coastline and countryside in the UK.

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The National Trust in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and the National Trust for Scotland

How is the Archbishop of Canterbury chosen?

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The monarch, although it's usually the prime minister and a special group who make the choice.

What is the name of the license required for everyone in the UK with a TV, computer or any other medium which can be used for watching TV?

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TV License

True or False: Before Easter, there's a special time called Lent that lasts for 80 days.

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False

On which day is a two-minute silence observed to remember those who died fighting wars for the UK?

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Remembrance Day on November 11th

Who was the director of the famous British film – ‘The 39 Steps’?

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Sir Alfred Hitchcock

What is the name of the clock tower at the Houses of Parliament?

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Elizabeth Tower

True or False: London and Birmingham are cities located within England.

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True

Haggis is the traditional dish of which country?

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Scotland

True or False: There exists a £5 banknote as legal currency in the UK?

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True

Who is the spiritual leader of the Church of England?

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Archbishop of Canterbury

True or False: Bristol and Leeds are cities located within Wales.

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False

What is the name of the Ferris wheel that is situated on the southern bank of the river Thames?

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The London Eye

Who is the Patron Saint of Scotland?

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St Andrew

Where are the Crown Jewels usually Kept?

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The Tower of London

What is the capital city of England?

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London

True or False: The Wimbledon Championships is renowned for being the only 'Grand Slam' event played on grass courts.

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True

What date is St George's Day?

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April 23rd

In which Country is oldest golf course in the World Located?

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St Andrews in Scotland



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