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London (part 2) - UNESCO World Heritage Quiz
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Part of the etwinning project Culture Compass - quiz questions and solutions prepared by Secondary l school students from Germany and made for partners in Spain, Finland and Bulgaria
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Question 1
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In which location were all kings crowned - since the 11th century?
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Answer
Parliament Hall
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul´s Cathedral
St. Martin-in-the fields
Question 2
Question
When was the Palace of Westminster destroyed by fire?
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Answer
1934
1944
1897
1834
Question 3
Question
How many documents does the Victoria Tower contain?
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Answer
more than 1 million
less than 2.5 million
more than 3 million
none - all burnt in the fire of 1834
Question 4
Question
What is the nickname of the famous clock tower in London? (In fact, it is the name of the heaviest bell.)
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Answer
Big Eye
Big Clock
Big Bell
Big Ben
Question 5
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What is the Gunpowder Plot?
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Answer
a company that produces fireworks
a historic theatre play
a historical event
an old-fashioned children´s book
Question 6
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What do the buildings and the park in Greenwich represent?
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Answer
Art and science in the 17th and 18th century
Art and science during the Industrial Revolution
Art and science of the 20th century
Art and science of the Millenium
Question 7
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The most popular thing to do in Greenwich is
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Answer
to play hide and seek in Greenwich Park.
to take a selfie with Lord Nelson.
to stand in the western and the eastern hemisphere at the same time.
to stand in the northern and the southern hemisphere at the same time.
Question 8
Question
What is the meaning of GMT?
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Answer
General Motors Truck
Greenwich Middle Time
Greenwich Mean Time
General Mean Time
Question 9
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Today, the Greenwich Observatory is used
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Answer
as a museum and a planetarium
as the BBC weather studio
as an expensive penthouse rented by a millionaire
as a library with documents on UFO sightings
Question 10
Question
What can you find in the National Maritime Museum?
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Answer
An aquarium with endangered fish species
Important nautical instruments and artifacts
A shop for nautical equipment
A Yellow Submarine
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