1. Find the Rosetta Stone? Why
is it so important?
It’s find at central London, it has a lot of meanings.
2. What’s the most popular
food in London?
Fish and chips, but nowadays curry and chicken and chips
are more popular.
3. What time do pubs close?
What happens when the bell rings in a pub?
Pubs close at midnight. The pubs close or someone
invites everyone.
4. What’s an ale?
Is beer without bubbles
5. Name six of the most
common ingredients in a traditional English breakfast.
Eggs, bacon, sausage, toast, tea, beans
6. The globe theatre: Is it
the same theatre where Shakespeare used to perform his plays? What happened?
No is the same, because it burnt down twice.
7. What’s the real name of ‘’China
Town’’ street?
Soho
8. Why are there so many
ravens kept in the Towe of London? What do they do to them so as they don’t
escape?
They guard the tower, they feed them.
9. Have you seen any
Beefeaters? What do they do? What’s their real name? Where does the name
Beefeater originate from?
They are the queen’s guards, they protect her and
their real name is Royal Guards. They were the only ones who ate beet, the name
comes from here.
10. Can you buy a living
animal in Harrods? Which one?
Yes, a dog.
11. What is one of Harrods
most important customer?
The Queen.
12. Establish the
relationship between Diana and the owner od Harrods.
She dated the owner’s son.
13. Where de Londoners
celebrate the welcoming of the New Year?
In Trafalgar Square
14. Who was Nelson? Where
can you find his statue?
He was an almirant. His statue is in Trafalgar Square.
15. Find a Greek God in
Picadilly Circus. What’s his name?
His name is Eros.
16. Name at last four wax figures
you can see in Madame Tussaud’s.
The Queen, David Cameron, David Beckham, Kylie Minogue.
17. What’s the other name
given to the London Underground?
London Underground also called the Tube.
18. Where was Sherlock
Holmes supposed to live?
He lived in Bajer Street.
19. What are the London Dungeons?
What did Londoners us them for?
The London Dungeon is a London tourist
attraction, which recreates various gory and macabre historical events in a gallows humor style aimed at younger audiences. It uses a mixture
of live actors, special effects and rides.
20. What is the newest
bridge across the Thames called? Who designed it?
Millennium bridge, designed by Norman Foster.
21. Where dos the Big Ben
takes it name? What is it?
Big Ben is the nickname for the great bell of the clock at the north end of
the Palace
of Westminster in London, and often extended
to refer to the clock and the clock tower. Is situated in the
center of London.
22. Find all about the Union Jack.
It’s the combination
of the English, Scottish and Northern Ireland’s flag.
23. What does the Monument represent?
It shows the point
where the great fire if London started.
24. Find the Serpentine in Hyde Park, what is it?
It’s is lake.
25. Add three of your own discoveries.
There are more tourist
than Londoners. Londoners don’t eat at home. There’s a tide on the river.
