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Тест "The History of the UK in dates and names"
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The History of the UK in dates and names
I. Match the names to the numbers. Which of the women in the table…
Elizabeth II Boadicea Matilda Margaret Thatcher Victoria Mary Stuart
1. has been in office for more than
60 years?
2. had a son who united the crowns of Scotland and England?
3. was called ‘iron lady’ for her uncompromising politics and leadership style?
4. was commemorated with the inscription on the tomb “Here lies Henry’s daughter, wife and mother; great by birth – greater by marriage – but the greatest by motherhood”?
5. organized almost 100,000 fighting men, who destroyed three big settlements: Colchester, London and St. Albans?
6. Succeeded in showing a newly industrialized nation that the monarchy was a connection with their glorious history?
7. uses mass media to show they are like ordinary people?
II. Match the person to what he/ she is famous for.
The person
What he/ she is famous for
1. Canute
a. this person signed Magna Carta or the Great Charter – an important symbol of political freedom, with a smile.
2. Alfred the Great
b. this person together with their family was admired for refusing to leave Buckingham Palace even after it also had been bombed.
3. Richard I Lion-Heart
c. during his/ her reign a first council called ‘parliament’ was elected. He is also famous for rebuilding the Westminster Abbey.
4. Edward the Confessor
d. during his/ her reign the whole England became a part of Scandinavian Empire.
5. Boadicea
e. lost the battle at Hastings, in which he was killed.
6. John Lackland
f. this person has become the 42nd Sovereign of England since William the Conqueror.
7. Edward VIII
g. was the first ruler who deserved the title of the King of England.
8. Horatio Nelson
h. this person was recognized saint after his death.
9. Oliver Cromwell
i. this person abdicated because fell in love with a woman who was not suitable for the position of the queen.
10. George VI
j. this person was one of England’s most popular monarchs, although spent hardly any time in England.
11. Henry III
k. this person headed a revolt against Roman invaders.
12. Harold II
l. this person changed the family surname from Saxe-Corburg-Gotha to Windsor.
13. Elizabeth II
m. his father considered him to be the boy of limited intelligence… Now he is considered to be a popular symbol of Britain’s fighting optimism which he inspired.
14. Winston Churchill
n. was the leader in the English Revolution.
15. George V.
o. this person is rightly regarded as the most famous of all British naval leaders and as one of the most noteworthy in world history.
Final test on the UK
I. Choose the best option.
1. The UK is situated
a. on the European mainland b. off the north-western coast of the European mainland c. off the north-eastern part of Europe d. on the peninsula
2. The UK has acquired its official name since ….
a. 1801 b. 1485 c. 1603 d. 1922
3. The UK’s national flag is …
a. St. George’s Cross b. St Patrick's Saltire c. Jolly Roger d. Union Jack
4. The ……. passes through the old Observatory of Greenwich in London.
a. the northernmost point of the UK b. the southernmost part of the UK c. the prime meridian of 00 d. the central line of the country
5. Great Britain is …
a. the 8th largest island in the world b. the 2nd largest island in Europe c. the 3rd largest island in the northern hemisphere d. the largest island in Europe
6. What isn’t it washed by on the east and south-east?
a. Pas de Calais b. the North Sea c. the English Channel d. the Atlantic Ocean
7. On the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom you can see this creature. According to legend a free …… was considered a very dangerous beast; therefore the heraldic …… is chained. What is it?
a. a horse b. a lion c. a unicorn d. a dragon
8. What term was used to describe the thick fogs that engulfed Victorian London?
a. Fish suppers b. Nice hot cuppas c. Pea soupers d. Thick bloopers
9. In which month of the year did the Great Storm take place?
a. October b. March c. September d. April
10. Which is the rainiest city in the UK (by average annual rainfall)?
a. Gloucester b. Cardiff c. Glasgow d. Manchester
11. What does the UK have more of than any other European country?
a. Tornadoes b. Hailstorms c. Thunderstorms d. Blizzards
12. What is the real name of the Queen of the UK?
a. Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor b. Elizabeth Diana Mary Windsor c. Elizabeth Diana Katherine Windsor d. Elizabeth Alexandra Diana Windson
13. How many children has the queen got?
a. 4: 2 sons and 2 daughters b. 4: 3 sons and 1 daughter c. 3: 2 sons and 1 daughter d. 5: 3 sons and 2 daughters
14. What is the main feature of the British Constitution?
a. It is too big b. It is too old c. it is not written d. it is not sold
15. The British Parliament is often called ….
a. Big Ben b. Shadow Cabinet c. Westminster d. House of Lords
II. Prove the fact that the UK is a highly developed country.
III. Name three-four British Monarchs and mention what they are famous for.
IV. Name the most prominent British writers and name the books they wrote.
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