Pub quiz

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Make your own poem with pictures. 

• Make three pictures with three pieces of text.
• Each piece of text has to have at least seven lines. 
• Together they must form a complete story. 

The three pieces of text have to rhyme as much as possible, because some words you can’t rhyme, e.g. orange ;-). 

First half of class: Practise for the reading test

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• Do text 1 to 5 and come and check your answers.

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Pub Quiz

PUB QUIZ

What is this statue in New York called?

1. Statue of America
2. Statue of Freedom
3. Statue of Fraternity
4. Statue of Liberty

What is the capital of Australia?

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

Thanksgiving is celebrated in ...

1. The United States
2. Mexico
3. South America
4. North and South America

What is a Kiwi?

1. Someone from New Zealand
2. Someone from Australia
3. Someone from South Africa
4. Someone from India

The world's biggest coral reef, which is in Australia, is called ...

1. The Great Reef
2. The Great Barrier
3. The Great Barrier Reef
4. The Great Coral Reef

Which state is also called the Aloha State?

1. Hawaii
2. Florida
3. Texas
4. California

What is the capital of the United Kingdom?

1. New York
2. Glasgow
3. Manchester
4. London

What is Scotland's national animal?

1. Deer
2. Unicorn
3. Eagle
4. Beaver

What is New York also called?

1. The Big Potato
2. The Big Pear
3. The Big Apple
4. The Big Carrot

What do the stars on the American flag represent?

1. The 50 states
2. The 50 presidents
3. The 50 original flags
4. The 50 original states

Where were the Lord of The Rings films shot?

1. New Zealand
2. Australia
3. Brasil
4. Great Britain

Where is the White House located?

1. Washington DC
2. Philadelphia
3. South Dakota
4. Oregon

Butt hole road was the name of a road in the UK.

1. True
2. False

Muckanaghederdauhaulia is a real place.

1. False
2. True

Mhunplayjahun is a village in the UK.

1. True
2. False