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Test №1
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What’s the capital of Hungary?
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Havana
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Brussels
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Warsaw
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Prague
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Budapest
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Finland – the Finns
Denmark – the Danes
Spain - …
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The Dutch
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A Spaniard
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The Spanish
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A Hungarian
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The English
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What’s the capital of Sweden?
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Amsterdam
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Helsinki
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Hanoi
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Stockholm
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Washington
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Who built the first Westminster Palace?
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The King
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The Queen
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Edward the Confessor
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Prime Minister
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Sir Christopher Wren
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The Tower of London was Founded by …
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William the Conqueror
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Julius Caesar
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Queen Elizabeth
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Tennyson
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Admiral Nelson
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Who rebuilt the Tower of London
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William the Conqueror
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Julius Caesar
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Queen Elizabeth
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Tennyson
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Admiral Nelson
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Where was Admiral Nelson buried?
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In the Tower of London
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In the British museum
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In the National Gallery
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In the St. Paul’s Cathedral
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In the Westminster Abbey
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Where are many English sovereigns, outstanding statesmen, painters and poets buried?
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In Westminster Abbey
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In the Tower of London
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In the British Museum
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In the National Gallery
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In the Hyde Park
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In the middle of Trafalgar Square stands …
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Westminster Abbey
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Nelson’s monument
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Big Ben
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Tower of London
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
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Nelson’s column is guarded by four bronze …
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Dogs
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Monkeys
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Giraffes
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Tigers
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Lions
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What’s the biggest museum in London?
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The Tate
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The British
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The London
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The Trafalgar
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The French
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When was Thomas Cook born?
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In 1909
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In 1800
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In 1870
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In 1908
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In 1809
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Who developed mass tourism?
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Christopher Columbus
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Thomas Cook
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Marco Polo
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Francis Drake
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Shokan Ualikhanov
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When did Thomas Cook die?
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In 1800
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In 1870
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In 1873
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In 1809
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In 1892
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Ben Nevis is in the central highlands of …
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England
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Ireland
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London
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Scotland
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Wales
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What is the retirement age for men and women in Britain?
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55,60
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65,58
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63,60
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60,65
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65,60
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How is the chairman of the Commons called?
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MPs
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Lord Chancellor
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The Speaker
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King
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Cabinet
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Who is the Head of the State in Great Britain?
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The Speaker
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The lord
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The Cabinet
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The Prime Minster
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The Queen
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How often are General Elections held in the UK?
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Every two years
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Every six years
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Every three years
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Every four years
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Every five years
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Who is the Head of the Government in the UK?
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The Queen
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The Prime Minister
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The Lord Chancellor
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The speaker
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The President
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When did Princess Elizabeth come to throne?
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On 12 April, 1964
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On 30 May, 1975
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On 15 July, 1950
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On 7 March, 1962
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On 6 February, 1952
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When was Prince Charles born?
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In 1948
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In 1950
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In 1947
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In 1944
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In 1940
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Who is the Duke of York now?
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Princess Anne
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Prince Charles
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Prince Edward
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Prince Philip
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Prince Andrew
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When was Prince Philip born?
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On 21 November, 1947
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On 10 June, 1921
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On 28 July, 1952
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On 6 February, 1952
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On 7 March, 1964
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Lady Diana Spencer is Prince Charles’s …?
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mother
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sister
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wife
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aunt
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grandmother
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e |
2 |
c |
3 |
d |
4 |
c |
5 |
b |
6 |
a |
7 |
d |
8 |
a |
9 |
b |
10 |
e |
11 |
b |
12 |
e |
13 |
b |
14 |
e |
15 |
d |
16 |
e |
17 |
c |
18 |
e |
19 |
d |
20 |
a |
21 |
e |
22 |
a |
23 |
e |
24 |
b |
25 |
c |
Test №2
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Windsor Castle is …
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A theatre
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A museum
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An official residence
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A street
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A college
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Balmoral Castle is the Queen’s …
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Official residence
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Street
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Palace
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Theatre
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Private home
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Who built Buckingham Palace?
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Arthur I
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George III
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Philip IV
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Edward V
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Charles VI
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When was Buckingham Palace built?
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In 1952
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In1820
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In1761
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In 1809
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In 1377
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Normally the primary school in Britain is divided into … and … .
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Juniors, secondary
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Compulsory, infants
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Infants, juniors
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Private, grammar
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Ordinary, public
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Students working for their first degree at university are called …
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Bachelor
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Future students
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Students
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Pupils
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Undergraduates
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E Hemingway is a prominent …
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English
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Scottish
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American
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British
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Kazakh
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Who wrote << The Sun Also Rises>>
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T. Cook
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R. Burns
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S. Maugham
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M. Polo
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E. Hemingway
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<<A Fare wall to Arms>> was written by…
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W. Shakespeare
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E. Hemingway
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R. Burns
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C. Dickens
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M. Polo
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The old Man and the Sea is the … work
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W. Shakespeare
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R. Burns
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C. Dickens
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E. Hemingway
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M. Polo
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“Three Men in a boat” is written by …
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Jerome K. Jerome
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Dickens
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E. Hemingway
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R. Burns
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T. Cook
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“ William Somerset is an … writer”
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Japanese
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American
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English
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Spanish
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German
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Who wrote the story “A friend in Need “?
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E. Hemingway
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W. Shakespeare
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J. London
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R. Burns
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S. Maugham
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Jerome K. Jerome is a well-known … writer.
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Scottish
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Welsh
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Dutch
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American
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English
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Where was Bernard Shaw born?
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In California
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In Chicago
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In London
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In Dublin
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In Liverpool
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When did the Great Fire of London take place?
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1566
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1768
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1516
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1666
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1856
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Who are Prince William and Prince Henry’s parents?
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Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer are
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Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are
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Prince Anne and Captain mark Phillips are
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Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson are
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillips are
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Nelson's Column is situated in … in London.
A). Fleet Street
B). Downing Street
C). Trafalgar Square
D). Piccadilly Circus
E). Harley Street
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In which city is Hollywood?
A). Los Angeles
B). San Francisco
C). Florida
D). New York
E). Atlanta
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Lake loch Ness is situated in …
A). Ireland
B). England
C). Wales
D). Australia
E). Scotland
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London stands on the …
A). Nile
B). Mississippi
C). Missouri
D). Thames
E). Avon
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The Mississippi River is the … waterway in the