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What is the capital of the United Kingdom?
What is the capital of the United Kingdom?
- Belfast
- Cardiff
- Edinburgh
- London (correct)
Which of the following countries is NOT part of the United Kingdom?
Which of the following countries is NOT part of the United Kingdom?
- Scotland
- Republic of Ireland (correct)
- Northern Ireland
- Wales
Where can you go skiing in the UK?
Where can you go skiing in the UK?
- Loch Ness
- Ben Nevis (correct)
- Isle of Wight
- Tower Bridge
Which river runs through London?
Which river runs through London?
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Where are the White Cliffs of Dover located?
Where are the White Cliffs of Dover located?
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Which of the following has a deep lake where a mythical monster is said to live?
Which of the following has a deep lake where a mythical monster is said to live?
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Study Notes
United Kingdom Overview
- Capital of the United Kingdom is London, a major financial and cultural center.
- The United Kingdom comprises England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland; Ireland is not part of the UK.
Outdoor Activities
- Popular skiing locations in the UK include the Scottish Highlands, particularly around resorts like Aviemore and Glenshee.
Geography and Landmarks
- The River Thames flows through London, playing an important role in the city's history and economy.
- The White Cliffs of Dover are located on the southeastern coast of England, famous for their stunning white chalk cliffs overlooking the English Channel.
Mythical Creatures
- Loch Ness, situated in Scotland, is known for its deep lake and the legendary monster, Nessie, that is said to inhabit its waters.
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Test your knowledge of the geography of the United Kingdom, including its countries, landmarks, and natural features such as Ben Nevis and Loch Ness. Learn interesting facts about the UK's diverse geography.
