Use the where necessary.
1) … Houses of Parliament
2) … Britain
3) … Northern Ireland
4) … United Kingdom
5) … Tower of London
6) … Whitehall
7) … Trafalgar Square
8) … St Paul’s Cathedral
9) … Hyde Park
10) … Tower Bridge
Use −s where necessary.
1) More than twenty million… tourists come to Great Britain every year.
2) King’s Cross railway station appeared in London about a hundred… and sixty years ago.
3) Thousand… of tourists come to London every day.
4) The Thames is three hundred… and forty−six kilometres long.
5) There are two hundred… and fourteen bridges over the Thames.
6) You can see thousand… of wonderful paintings in the National Gallery.
See how much you know about Great Britain.
1) Traditional London double−decker buses are … .
a) green
b) red
c) yellow
2) The UK has … parts.
a) four
b) three
c) two
3) The UK is situated … .
a) on an island
b) on two big islands
c) on many islands, big and small
4) The tower of London is a … .
a) museum
b) zoo
c) prison
5) London is the capital of … .
a) the UK and Wales
b) the UK and Scotland
c) the UK and England
6) The National Gallery is situated … .
a) in Oxford Street
b) in Trafalgar Square
c) in Whitehall
7) The British Parliament sits in … .
a) Buckingham Palace
b) Westminster Palace
c) the Tower of London
8) Big Ben is a clock on … .
a) the Houses of Parliament
b) the White Tower
c) St Paul’s Cathedral
9) Britain has … .
a) hot summers
b) cold winters
c) thick fogs
10) The British Parliament is the … in the world.
a) best
b) oldest
c) largest
11) London lies … .
a) on a river
b) near the Pacific Ocean
c) near a big lake
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