The United Kingdom consists of four nations.

A Chancellor of the Exchequer is

Queen Elisabeth II ascended the throne in

“Queen Elizabeth II March 2015” by Joel Rouse/ Ministry of Defence . Via Wikimedia Commons

The official head of the Church of England is

I Northern Ireland is the smallest of the four nations comprising the UK.
II The unionists of Northern Ireland are predominantly Roman Catholic.

Judging by the name, Paddy O’Dowd is most probably from

London’s nickname is

What are the Dutch equivalents of these British political institutes? Drag and drop the Dutch institutes in the correct spot.

Drag and drop each British political party to its Dutch counterpart.

The title of the eldest son of the English monarch is

British parliament convenes in (the)

The address of the British Prime Minister’s official residence is

“The MP claims that there is now no obstacle to him standing at the next general election.”
The British abbreviation MP stands for

The British flag is often known as

The British call their government leader a

Match the flag to the British nation.

What is the garment, i.e. skirt, called which Scottish men often wear on formal occasions?

Which name CANNOT be used to denote the United Kingdom?

What does the Speaker do in British Parliament? (S)He

Match the stereotype of national character to the nation.

Who is the present Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?

I Unlike most Western states, the United Kingdom lacks a single document in which the state’s Constitution has been affirmed in writing.
II Unlike most western heads of government, a British Prime Minister is also a Member of Parliament.

Which answer is INCORRECT? The Glorious Revolution

Which British prince will be king first? Drag and drop the five princes below in their rightful place starting with the prince most likely to be the next king of the United Kingdom.

Which of the following nations is not a part of Great Britain?

What does the term “The Troubles” refer to?

Match the identifying symbols to the four UK nations.

I “Loch” is a Celtic word for lake, still in use in Scotland today.
II Scots English cannot usually be understood in other parts of the UK.

Snowdon, Gwynedd, the highest mountain in Wales By User:Gdr – Photograph by en user User:Gdr, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link

I Some 20% of the people in Wales are native speakers of Welsh.
II Like Scotland, Wales has its own distinctive legal system.

The climate of the British Isles can be characterized as

The City of London is home to the UK’s

Match the following British laws / principles which form the foundation of the British constitution, to their descriptions.

Scotland became an integral part of Great Britain in the year

I Scotland does not have the right to print its own banknotes
II Scotland has traditionally been divided into the Highlands and the Lowlands.

Which of the following is the odd one out?