In order to celebrate the European Day the members of the English Club “The Smart Ones” asked the 8th and 9th grade students to do two different quizzes about the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. Afterwards we analysed their answers and put that information into two tables that we present below. These tables allow us to draw some conclusions about the knowledge that these students have about these English-speaking countries.
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QUIZ B |
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A quiz about the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland 1. What is the capital of Wales? 2. What is the political system in the UK? 3. Where was William Shakespeare born? 4. Who is the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister? 5. What is the meaning of www? 6. Where does the famous football player Michael Owen play? 7. What’s the English currency? 10. Which are the countries of Europe where people speak English as an official
language? 11. Which European capital is crossed by the river “Thames”? 12. Roy Keane is a football player. What’s his nationality? 13. Which singer dedicated a song to Princess Diana? 14. What is the football club where Rio Ferdinand plays? 15. Where does the band U2 come from? 16. Who is the coach of the Newcastle football team? |
A quiz about the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland 1. Where was Daniel Radcliffe (“Harry Potter”) born? 2. What is the most famous character of the actor Pierce Brosnan? 3. What’s the name of Prince Edward’s wife? 4. Anthony Hopkins is a world famous actor. What is his nationality? 5. What is the capital of Northern Ireland? 6. What does IRA stand for? 7. Which tennis tournament takes place in the United Kingdom? 8. What is the English word for “Ulster”? 9. What is the main religion in the UK? 10. What is the largest ethnic group in the UK? 11. What is the patron saint of Ireland? 12. What is the most popular musical instrument on Scotland? 13. What is the longest river is the UK? 14. What are the symbols of Ireland? 15. Which of these clubs isn’t English? 16. What is the currency of Scotland?
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