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Round 1: "British" things

A vibrant and colorful collage showcasing iconic symbols of British culture, including a red telephone box, the Union Jack, a traditional English tea set, and a scenic view of the Loch Ness.

Discover British Culture Quiz

Test your knowledge of British culture and heritage with our engaging quiz! From iconic personalities to quirky traditions, we’ve got a variety of questions that will challenge even the most ardent Anglophile.

Take the challenge today to learn about:

The Royal Family
Famous British Writers
Unique Northern Irish Facts
Mythical Creatures

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CuriousFox27

What is your name?

Who was the Queen's father?

Edward VI

George VI

Farokh VI

Louis VI

Name the writers of 'Peep Show' (1 point per answer)

What is the name of the devolved parliament in Northern Ireland?

What is the character name of the famous "chav" in 'Little Britain'?

There is only one statue of a woman in Parliment Square, who is she?

According to the people of Devon which comes first: jam or cream?

Jam

Cream

Labour MP, Dennis Skinner, famously interrupts which parliamentary tradition?

Queens Speech

Point of Order

Black Rod

Judges' Woolsack

What is the nickname affectionally given to the Loch Ness Monster?

True or False: The Queen is a lizard.

True

False

How many indigenous British language are there?

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