ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES THE RULES OF THE GAME

ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES

THE RULES OF THE GAME Our game consists of 3 rounds. One round has 5 main themes. Each theme has 5 questions of different price. Your task is to increase your capital choosing and solving the problems. The teams choose the task one after another. Every task has its own price. If the team gives the right answer, its capital will increase by the price of the task. If the team gives the wrong answer: a) The capital will decrease for 100%, if the other team gives right answer. b) The capital will decrease for 50%, if the other team can’t give the right answer. The game will be finished if all the tasks are over. The more money you have, the more chances you have to become the winner.

Why are there 50 stars on the flag of the USA?

ROUND 1

ROUND 1 THE UNITED KINGDOM Customs and traditions Food and drink British and American English Interesting places 10 10 10 20 20 20 30 30 30 40 40 40 50 50 50

ROUND 2

ROUND 2 Sport and transport Education Politics Australia Grammar 20 20 20 40 40 40 60 60 60 80 80 80 100 100 100

ROUND 3

ROUND 3 30 60 90 120 150

THE UNITED KINGDOM 10 What is the difference between the United Kingdom and Great Britain? Back

THE UNITED KINGDOM 20 What is the capital of UK? Back

THE UNITED KINGDOM 30 How many parts are there in UK? What are their capitals? Back

THE UNITED KINGDOM 40 Which flag isn’t represented in the Union Flag? Back

THE UNITED KINGDOM 50 Who are the most popular British writers? (name 5 of them) Back

Customs and traditions 10 What is the most popular English holiday? Back

Customs and traditions 20 What do people celebrate on the 14 th of February? Back

Customs and traditions 30 When is boxing day? Back

Customs and traditions 40 What are the Britain's national flowers? Back

Customs and traditions 50 What is Guy Fawkes Night? Back

Food and drink 10 What is the most popular drink in Britain? What do the people like to drink it with? Back

Food and drink 20 A PIG IN A POKE Who is the author of Harry Potter? Back

Food and drink 30 How often do they have a meal? What are the meals? Back

Food and drink 40 What is traditional Christmas meal? Back

Food and drink 50 What is the difference between can and tin? Back

The USA 10 Which country is bigger, Canada or the USA? Back

The USA 20 The Statue of Liberty was designed by Frederic Bartholdi and was given to the US by France in 1884 as a symbol of Franko-American friendship. But who was the model for the statue? Back

The USA 30 The two largest political parties in the US are the Republicans and the Democrats. The Republican Party is traditionally represented by an elephant. What animal represents the Democratic Party? Back

The USA 40 Your American friends say to you, “ Let’s go see a ball game. ” What do they mean? Back

The USA 50 What is the New York underground called? Back

Interesting places 10 Why is Big Ben so called? Back

Interesting places 20 How old is Stonehenge? Back

Interesting places 30 What is Baker Street famous for? Back

Interesting places 40 What is and what was the Tower of London? Back

Interesting places 50 What is Speaker's corner? Back

Sport and transport 20 What is the most popular English sport? Back

Sport and transport 40 What is public transport called? Back

Sport and transport 60 What is the English for – стрільба з лука? Back

Sport and transport 80 What is the most popular British airport? Back

Sport and transport 100 When did the last Olympic Games take place in London? Back

Education 20 At what age do children go to school in Britain? Back

Education 40 What are 2 main British Universities? Back

Education 60 What is GCSE? Back

Education 80 What is the sport competition between Oxford and Cambridge students? Back

Education 100 What is one of the most interesting facts about Cambridge University? Back

Politics 20 The name of the queen. Her address. Back

Politics 40 Tell the name of Prime Minister of GB? What's his address? Back

Politics 60 How many houses are there in the British Parliament? What are they? Back

Politics 80 Who in the royal family died in the car crash in 1997? Back

Politics 100 What is the surname of the royal family? Back

Australia 20 What is the capital of Australia? Back

Australia 40 Who are the Australian natives? Back

Australia 60 Australia is not a(n) • Country • Island • City • Continent Back. Сл айд 12

Australia 80 When did the Europeans settle in Australia? Back

Australia 100 Which two animals can you see on the Australian coat of arms? Back

The riddles 20 I can tell you all the day: time to sleep and time to play Back

The riddles 40 When I ride, I’m all right. When I stop, I flop Back

The riddles 60 What letter is a drink? Back

The riddles 80 What is white outside and yellow inside? Back

The riddles 100 What teaches without talking? Back

Final question 30 When does England have national day? Back

Final question 60 What is Pancake Day? Back

Final question 90 When did Queen Victoria rule? Back

Final question 120 What are the parks of London? Back

Final question 150 Who is next in line to the British crown after Prince Charles? Back

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