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The Tower of London is where the Crown Jewels are kept.
Buildings in the United Kingdom 1
The United Kingdom is full of famous buildings. In this quiz, you will spot castles, bridges and busy city landmarks, and learn what they are used for today.
1 .
Buckingham Palace started out as a town house built for the Duke of Buckingham in 1703. How many rooms does it have?
Less than 20
Just under 800
More than 1000
Exactly 47
The palace has a chapel, a post office, a swimming pool, a cafeteria, a doctor’s surgery and a cinema!
2 .
A 1st Century castle in Wales sounds like a very warm place to be. What is it called?
Fever Fortress
Balaclava Battlement
Scarf Settlement
Cardigan Castle
The castle has seen many battles and been damaged many times
3 .
The Tower of London was once a royal palace. How many executions have happened there?
22 executions
400 executions
1 execution
1000 executions
There are no executions today - it houses royal jewel collections instead!
4 .
The Gothic Abbey in Whitby, North Yorkshire, was made famous by which book?
Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit
J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter
C. S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Dracula came ashore as a creature resembling a large dog and proceeded to climb the 199 steps which lead up to the ruins
5 .
An ancient hill fort in Somerset sounds like the home of chocolate! What is it called?
Cadbury Castle
Lindt Tower
The Milky Way
Mars Barn
It was built in the Iron Age but has been used by many different civilisations over the centuries
6 .
Lindisfarne monastery was the first British monastery to what?
The first monastery to have Wi-Fi
The first monastery to breed elephants
The first monastery the Vikings raided
The first monastery to be converted into a cinema
The attack on the monastery is often taken to be the beginning of the Viking age
7 .
St. Paul's Cathedral is a famous historical building in London. Why did it have to be rebuilt?
The original design wasn't very good
It was destroyed in the Great Fire of London
People kept stealing parts of it to take home
It had to be extended to fit more visitors in
It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1669
8 .
The Scottish National Gallery opened to the public in 1859. Which city is it in?
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dundee
Aberdeen
The museum houses many works, including ones by Monet and Van Gogh
9 .
Tintagel Castle, in Cornwall, is an ancient castle associated with which legend?
St. George and the dragon
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
Robin Hood and his Merry Men
The Loch Ness Monster
Tintagel is one of the most visited places in the country
10 .
A Saxon palace, in Somerset, sounds like you'd have to be crackers to visit! Why?
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It's a very strange place
It's called Cheddar Palace
It's full of biscuits
It's near a cheese factory
Cheddar gave its name to the cheese we all eat today
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