NAB The Big English Pub Quiz end of year class1
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Items in this lesson
Slide 1 - Slide
Slide 2 - Video
Slide 3 - Slide
The word England means
A
Land of the angles
B
Because Dutch people were afraid of the country
C
Land of the brave
D
It's a scary country
Slide 4 - Quiz
Which famous building is this?
Slide 5 - Open question
Slide 6 - Video
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
A
10
B
1
C
8
D
6
Slide 7 - Quiz
In the UK, it is illegal for anyone to die ...
A
in the underground
B
on the pavement
C
on a double-decker buss
D
in the Houses of Parliament.
Slide 8 - Quiz
In the UK, you can rent people (klaagmensen) to fill your funeral. The service is referred to as
A
"Rent a Teacher" service
B
“Rent a Mourner” service.
C
"Rent a zombie" service
D
"Rent a corpse" service
Slide 9 - Quiz
More than 3,000 people in the UK were hospitalized in 1999 for tripping over...
A
a laundry basket.
B
the dog
C
A waste bin
D
the garden gnome
Slide 10 - Quiz
Wales is the biggest country in the United Kingdom
A
True
B
False
Slide 11 - Quiz
St. Patrick’s Day is a public holiday celebrated in Scotland.
A
True
B
False
Slide 12 - Quiz
In Scotland, Boxing Day is celebrated each year on the day after Christmas. It commemorates the day in which servants used to receive their gifts from their employers.
A
True
B
False
Slide 13 - Quiz
For over 300 years, Dutch was the official language of the nation.
A
True it was Dutch
B
False it was French
Slide 14 - Quiz
Buckingham Palace in England has its very own police station and post office.
A
True
B
False
Slide 15 - Quiz
There are more humans in England than there are chickens.
A
True
B
False
Slide 16 - Quiz
The first King of England, William the Conqueror made a law that everyone
A
had to have taken a shower before going to work
B
had to have brushed their teeth before going to bed
C
had to be in bed by
8 pm
D
had to watch East Enders
Slide 17 - Quiz
What is the capital of the U.S.A.
A
New York
B
Los Angeles
C
Washington D.C.
D
Boston
Slide 18 - Quiz
What is the name of this flag?
A
The Union Jack
B
The flag of stripes
C
The Union Bill
D
The Union Steel
Slide 19 - Quiz
Which famous building in London is this?
A
The London Eye
B
The Tower of London
C
The church of England
D
Buckingham Palace
Slide 20 - Quiz
Which countries are in The United Kingdom?
A
England, Northern Ireland, Scotland
B
England, Republic of Ireland, Scotland, Wales
C
England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales
Slide 21 - Quiz
Where do 'Aborginals' live?
A
New Zealand
B
Australia
C
India
D
Jamaica
Slide 22 - Quiz
Who is this?
A
Prince William
B
Prince Harry
C
Prince George
D
Prince Charles
Slide 23 - Quiz
Who was the first coloured president of the U.S.A?
A
Donald Trump
B
Barack Obama
C
Martin Luther King
D
Kamala Harris
Slide 24 - Quiz
What is the capital of Australia?
A
Sydney
B
Darwin
C
Canberra
D
Melbourne
Slide 25 - Quiz
English money is called...
A
Euro
B
Dollars
C
Pounds
D
Pence
Slide 26 - Quiz
How many states does America have?
A
48
B
50
C
51
D
52
Slide 27 - Quiz
What do the Scots call this?
A
skirt
B
fold
C
tartan
D
kilt
Slide 28 - Quiz
What is this called in London?
A
Underground
B
Metro
C
Subway
D
The Tube
Slide 29 - Quiz
How much do you pay if something costs a quid?
A
1 pound
B
1000 pounds
C
1000 dollars
D
1 penny (cent)
Slide 30 - Quiz
What is the national sport of England?
A
Football
B
Rugby
C
Cricket
D
Tennis
Slide 31 - Quiz
What is New York also called?
A
The Big Potato
B
The Big Pear
C
The Big Apple
D
The Big Carrot
Slide 32 - Quiz
Which two languages do they speak in Canada?
A
English, Spanish
B
English, American
C
English, French
D
English, Canadian
Slide 33 - Quiz
What sort of building is this in Sydney, Australia?
A
A museum
B
The parliament
C
A prison
D
An opera building
Slide 34 - Quiz
How do Australians celebrate Christmas?
A
Playing in the snow
B
On the beach with a BBQ
C
With a picknick in the park
D
By skiing down the mountains
Slide 35 - Quiz
The flag of america:
50 stars= 50 biggest cities
13 stripes=13 original colonies that formed the United States by fighting the English in 1776.
50 stars= 50 biggest cities
13 stripes=13 original colonies that formed the United States by fighting the English in 1776.
A
True!
B
False: it´s 52 cities
C
False: that was in 1777
D
False:
50 stars = 50 states
Slide 36 - Quiz
Where was this photo taken?
A
Atlanta
B
Las Vegas
C
New York
D
Seattle
Slide 37 - Quiz
What was the original name of the Commonwealth Games?
A
Common Empire Games
B
British Sporting Games
C
British Empire Games
D
invictus games
Slide 38 - Quiz
timer
1:00
Big Ben
London Eye
Tower bridge
St. Paul's Cathedral
Buckingham palace
Stonehenge
Oxford street
Slide 39 - Drag question
timer
1:30
Wales
England
Australia
Northern Ireland
New Zealand
Canada
U.S.A.
Scotland
Slide 40 - Drag question
timer
1:00
October 31st
March 17th
February 14th
July 4th
Independence day
Halloween
St. Patrick's day
St. Valentine's day
Slide 41 - Drag question
Wat bevindt zich wel in Londen en wat niet?
timer
1:30
Wel in Londen
Niet in Londen
Slide 42 - Drag question
Match the nickname with the city
timer
1:00
The Big Apple
Las Vegas
Tinseltown
Motor City
The Big Easy
New York
Hollywood
Sin City
New Orleans
Detroit
Slide 43 - Drag question
timer
2:00
King Arthur and Camelot is said to come from this country.
One sixth of the world population lives here.
Consists of fifty states.
They celebrate ST Patricks' day here.
Many man here wear 'skirts'.
The smallest continent in the world.
The indigenous people are called the Maori.
The second largest country in the world.
Fish & Chips is a popular dish here.
Ireland
Scotland
Australia
New zealand
Canada
Uk
USA
India
Wales
Slide 44 - Drag question
Soccer
Darts
Rugby
Cricket
Drop-goal
Goal!
Pitch
180!!!
