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• English
• Secondary Education

............. has a very long history
around the world, but the first official
rules came from England in the 18th
and 19th centuries.

1. Volleyball
2. Basketball
3. Tennis
4. Football

The Angel of the North is
a statue in Gateshead, near
Newcastle. It was built in
............ .

1. 1999
2. 1998
3. 1997
4. 1898

........... is a statue which is an important
symbol of the north of England now.

1. Bronze statue
2. Golden Angel
3. The Angel of the North
4. Freedom

According to legend, ................ was an outlaw who lived in
Sherwood Forest, near Nottingham.

1. Robin Hood
2. Rammstein
3. Aristotle
4. Spiderman

England’s capital, London,
has many landmarks, but
perhaps the most famous
is ........ .

1. London Bridge
2. Old London
3. New London
4. Big Ben

Birmingham is England’s
............... city. It was at the
heart of England’s industrial
revolution.

1. first
2. second
3. third
4. last

........... is the capital of Australia.

1. Sydney
2. Melbourne
3. Canberra
4. Brisbane

Koalas don’t need to ............ .
They get their water by
eating leaves

1. see
2. drink
3. eat
4. sleep

The tasmanian tiger
became extinct in ......... .

1. 1936
2. 1963
3. 1836
4. 1963

What is the most famous animal in the Australia?

1. Tiger
2. Kangaroo
3. Koala
4. lizard

Red kangaroos can be
2 meters tall, and they can
jump along at up to
........ km/h.

1. 70
2. 80
3. 100
4. 60

The oldest Australian
................ are from
10,000 years ago.

1. boomerangs
2. rocks
3. reefs
4. animals

Cuba is the home of many great music
styles and dances, including salsa,
rumba, mambo and the cha-cha-cha.

1. salsa, rumba, mambo and the cha-cha-cha.
2. salsa, rumba, mambo and the Latin.
3. salsa, rumba, mambo and the modern.
4. salsa, rumba, mambo and the ice-skating.

The ABC Islands people speak.

1. Dutch
2. English
3. French
4. Spanish

Caribbean Sea
is so ..........., many tropical
storms turn into hurricanes.

1. cold/ hurricanes
2. cool/hurricanes
3. warm/ hurricanes
4. windy/ warm

The name Caribbean’ comes from
the .............. , the people
who lived on the islands before
the ................. arrived.

1. cannibal/ Indians
2. Carib/ Indians
3. Cuba/Europeans
4. Carib Indians/ Europeans

The ....... largest islands in the Caribbean are called the Greater Antilles. Only Jamaica is English-speaking, but Puerto Rico has ......... official languages, English and Spanish.

1. two/four
2. four/two
3. three/two
4. two/three