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Write the hobbies in ABC order: 1. reading 1. reading 2. dancing 2. dancing 3. photography 3. photography 4. swimming 4. swimming 5. collecting coins 5. collecting coins

Choose five writers: London London Prokofiev Prokofiev Rachmaninov Rachmaninov Shakespeare Shakespeare Glinka Glinka Longfellow Longfellow OHenry OHenry Dickens Dickens

Who was inventors: Mussorgsky Mussorgsky Da Vinchi Da Vinchi Faradey Faradey Beethoven Beethoven Newton Newton Rockwell Rockwell Ford Ford Popov Popov

Who was painters: Jefferson Jefferson Rublev Rublev Streisand Streisand Kramskoy Kramskoy Constable Constable Lincoln Lincoln Turner Turner Sagent Sagent

Write in the ABC order: Lincoln Lincoln Jefferson Jefferson Roosevelt Roosevelt Washington Washington Tubman Tubman

1. How many countries in the United Kingdom? A) 2 A) 2 A) 2 A) 2 B) 3 B) 3 B) 3 B) 3 C) 1 C) 1 C) 1 C) 1 D) 4 D) 4 D) 4 D) 4

2. Who wrote Winny-the-Pooh? A) W. Shakespeare A) W. Shakespeare A) W. Shakespeare A) W. Shakespeare B) Alan Milne B) Alan Milne B) Alan Milne B) Alan Milne C) Daniel Defoe C) Daniel Defoe C) Daniel Defoe C) Daniel Defoe D) Mark Twain D) Mark Twain D) Mark Twain D) Mark Twain

3. What is the most intelligent animal? A) the oran-utan A) the oran-utan A) the oran-utan A) the oran-utan B) the elephant B) the elephant B) the elephant B) the elephant C) the gorilla C) the gorilla C) the gorilla C) the gorilla D) the chimpanzee D) the chimpanzee D) the chimpanzee D) the chimpanzee

4. What is the real name of Mark Twain? A) Henry Longfellow A) Henry Longfellow A) Henry Longfellow A) Henry Longfellow B) Samuel Clemens B) Samuel Clemens B) Samuel Clemens B) Samuel Clemens C) Washington Irving C) Washington Irving C) Washington Irving C) Washington Irving D) Oliver Twist D) Oliver Twist D) Oliver Twist D) Oliver Twist

5. Who created the Swan Lake? A) Prokofiev A) Prokofiev A) Prokofiev A) Prokofiev B) Rachmaninov B) Rachmaninov B) Rachmaninov B) Rachmaninov C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky D) Vivaldy D) Vivaldy D) Vivaldy D) Vivaldy

6. Who lived number 1, London? A) Admiral Nelson A) Admiral Nelson A) Admiral Nelson A) Admiral Nelson B) King Henry the IV B) King Henry the IV B) King Henry the IV B) King Henry the IV C) King Richard the II C) King Richard the II C) King Richard the II C) King Richard the II D) Duke of Wellington D) Duke of Wellington D) Duke of Wellington D) Duke of Wellington

7. How long does glass container last? A) forever A) forever A) forever A) forever B) 1000 years B) 1000 years B) 1000 years B) 1000 years C) 100 years C) 100 years C) 100 years C) 100 years D) 1 year D) 1 year D) 1 year D) 1 year

8. Who discovered penicillin? A) Newton A) Newton A) Newton A) Newton B) Fleming B) Fleming B) Fleming B) Fleming C) Bell C) Bell C) Bell C) Bell D) Popov D) Popov D) Popov D) Popov

9. What is the capital of Canada? A) Ottawa A) Ottawa A) Ottawa A) Ottawa B) Canberra B) Canberra B) Canberra B) Canberra C) Wellington C) Wellington C) Wellington C) Wellington D) Boston D) Boston D) Boston D) Boston

10. How many rooms are there in the White House? A) 150 A) 150 A) 150 A) 150 B) 132 B) 132 B) 132 B) 132 C) 200 C) 200 C) 200 C) 200 D) 188 D) 188 D) 188 D) 188

1. What is the capital of America? A) New York A) New York A) New York A) New York B) Philadelphia B) Philadelphia B) Philadelphia B) Philadelphia C) Washington D.C. C) Washington D.C. C) Washington D.C. C) Washington D.C. D) Chicago D) Chicago D) Chicago D) Chicago

2. Where is the White House located? A) London A) London A) London A) London B) Washington D.C. B) Washington D.C. B) Washington D.C. B) Washington D.C. C) Boston C) Boston C) Boston C) Boston D) Atlanta D) Atlanta D) Atlanta D) Atlanta

3. Who played in the Globe Theatre A) W. Shakespeare A) W. Shakespeare A) W. Shakespeare A) W. Shakespeare B) Kipling B) Kipling B) Kipling B) Kipling C) Charles Dickens C) Charles Dickens C) Charles Dickens C) Charles Dickens D) OHenry D) OHenry D) OHenry D) OHenry

4. Who emigrated to America after the October Revolution? A) Rachmaninov A) Rachmaninov A) Rachmaninov A) Rachmaninov B) Prokofiev B) Prokofiev B) Prokofiev B) Prokofiev C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky D) Rimsky-Korsakov D) Rimsky-Korsakov D) Rimsky-Korsakov D) Rimsky-Korsakov

5. Who was deaf the most of his life? A) Beethoven A) Beethoven A) Beethoven A) Beethoven B) Mozart B) Mozart B) Mozart B) Mozart C) Schubert C) Schubert C) Schubert C) Schubert D) Bach D) Bach D) Bach D) Bach

6. What is the order for women? A) St Andrew Order A) St Andrew Order A) St Andrew Order A) St Andrew Order B) St George Order B) St George Order B) St George Order B) St George Order C) St Catherine Order C) St Catherine Order C) St Catherine Order C) St Catherine Order D) Star of St George D) Star of St George D) Star of St George D) Star of St George

7. Where is the Pushkin Museum Flat located? A) Moscow A) Moscow A) Moscow A) Moscow B) St Petersburg B) St Petersburg B) St Petersburg B) St Petersburg C) Tzarskoe Selo C) Tzarskoe Selo C) Tzarskoe Selo C) Tzarskoe Selo D) Ekaterinburg D) Ekaterinburg D) Ekaterinburg D) Ekaterinburg

8. Who walked the fist on the Moon? A) Gagarin A) Gagarin A) Gagarin A) Gagarin B) Armstrong B) Armstrong B) Armstrong B) Armstrong C) Montgolfier C) Montgolfier C) Montgolfier C) Montgolfier D) Dobson D) Dobson D) Dobson D) Dobson

9. How is Ottawa called? A) rose city A) rose city A) rose city A) rose city B) daffodil city B) daffodil city B) daffodil city B) daffodil city C) violet city C) violet city C) violet city C) violet city D) tulip city D) tulip city D) tulip city D) tulip city

10. Who wrote the story Absentmindedness A) Oscar Wild A) Oscar Wild A) Oscar Wild A) Oscar Wild B) OHenry B) OHenry B) OHenry B) OHenry C) Jerome KJerome C) Jerome KJerome C) Jerome KJerome C) Jerome KJerome D) Jack London D) Jack London D) Jack London D) Jack London

1. Who invented the telephone? A) Newton A) Newton A) Newton A) Newton B) Popov B) Popov B) Popov B) Popov C) Bell C) Bell C) Bell C) Bell D) Fleming D) Fleming D) Fleming D) Fleming

2. How many stars has the American flag? A) 25 A) 25 A) 25 A) 25 B) 52 B) 52 B) 52 B) 52 C) 55 C) 55 C) 55 C) 55 D) 50 D) 50 D) 50 D) 50

3. Who wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer? A) Ch. Dickens A) Ch. Dickens A) Ch. Dickens A) Ch. Dickens B) A. Christy B) A. Christy B) A. Christy B) A. Christy C) R. Kipling C) R. Kipling C) R. Kipling C) R. Kipling D) M. Twain D) M. Twain D) M. Twain D) M. Twain

4. Who wrote The Moonlight Sonata? A) Vivaldy A) Vivaldy A) Vivaldy A) Vivaldy B) Beethoven B) Beethoven B) Beethoven B) Beethoven C) Mozart C) Mozart C) Mozart C) Mozart D) Bach D) Bach D) Bach D) Bach

5. What is the most popular American food? A) baked potatoes A) baked potatoes A) baked potatoes A) baked potatoes B) barbecue ribs B) barbecue ribs B) barbecue ribs B) barbecue ribs C) onion rings C) onion rings C) onion rings C) onion rings D) chicken Tabaka D) chicken Tabaka D) chicken Tabaka D) chicken Tabaka

6. Fruit / Vegetables include… A) vitamins A,C A) vitamins A,C A) vitamins A,C A) vitamins A,C B) calcium B) calcium B) calcium B) calcium C) protein C) protein C) protein C) protein D) vitamin B D) vitamin B D) vitamin B D) vitamin B

7. Which color absorbs the heat? A) white A) white A) white A) white B) grey B) grey B) grey B) grey C) green C) green C) green C) green D) black D) black D) black D) black

8. Who was the second president of the USA? A) Lincoln A) Lincoln A) Lincoln A) Lincoln B) Jefferson B) Jefferson B) Jefferson B) Jefferson C) Roosevelt C) Roosevelt C) Roosevelt C) Roosevelt D) Washington D) Washington D) Washington D) Washington

9. How long does plastic bottle last? A) 100 years A) 100 years A) 100 years A) 100 years B) 500 years B) 500 years B) 500 years B) 500 years C) forever C) forever C) forever C) forever D) 250 years D) 250 years D) 250 years D) 250 years

10. The ancient mirror was made from… A) bronze A) bronze A) bronze A) bronze B) silver B) silver B) silver B) silver C) gold C) gold C) gold C) gold D) copper D) copper D) copper D) copper

1.Who discovered America? A) Amerigo Vespucchi A) Amerigo Vespucchi A) Amerigo Vespucchi A) Amerigo Vespucchi B) Aesop B) Aesop B) Aesop B) Aesop C) Columbus C) Columbus C) Columbus C) Columbus D) Duke of Wellington D) Duke of Wellington D) Duke of Wellington D) Duke of Wellington

2. Who build StPauls Cathedral? A) Sir Christopher Wren A) Sir Christopher Wren A) Sir Christopher Wren A) Sir Christopher Wren B) George Handel B) George Handel B) George Handel B) George Handel C) Duke of Wellington C) Duke of Wellington C) Duke of Wellington C) Duke of Wellington D) Geoffrey Chaucer D) Geoffrey Chaucer D) Geoffrey Chaucer D) Geoffrey Chaucer

3. How many crime novels did A. Christy write? A) 100 A) 100 A) 100 A) 100 B) 87 B) 87 B) 87 B) 87 C) 78 C) 78 C) 78 C) 78 D) 200 D) 200 D) 200 D) 200

4. Who was the papa of symphonies? A) Beethoven A) Beethoven A) Beethoven A) Beethoven B) Mozart B) Mozart B) Mozart B) Mozart C) Haydn C) Haydn C) Haydn C) Haydn D) Schubert D) Schubert D) Schubert D) Schubert

5. What is the motherland of tea? A) Japan A) Japan A) Japan A) Japan B) China B) China B) China B) China C) Korea C) Korea C) Korea C) Korea D) England D) England D) England D) England

6. Which product contains calcium? A) sugar A) sugar A) sugar A) sugar B) milk B) milk B) milk B) milk C) meet C) meet C) meet C) meet D) cabbage D) cabbage D) cabbage D) cabbage

7. Where is the Winter Palace situated? A) StPetersburg A) StPetersburg A) StPetersburg A) StPetersburg B) Moscow B) Moscow B) Moscow B) Moscow C) London C) London C) London C) London D) Washington D.C. D) Washington D.C. D) Washington D.C. D) Washington D.C.

8. Who was born in slavery? A) Tubman A) Tubman A) Tubman A) Tubman B) Roosevelt B) Roosevelt B) Roosevelt B) Roosevelt C) Lincoln C) Lincoln C) Lincoln C) Lincoln D) Franklin D) Franklin D) Franklin D) Franklin

9. Who painted the picture which we can see on the cover of our books? A) Turner A) Turner A) Turner A) Turner B) Sargent B) Sargent B) Sargent B) Sargent C) Constable C) Constable C) Constable C) Constable D) Hogarth D) Hogarth D) Hogarth D) Hogarth

10. Who said : It is best to prepare for the days of necessity A) Einstein A) Einstein A) Einstein A) Einstein B) Carnegie B) Carnegie B) Carnegie B) Carnegie C) Aesop C) Aesop C) Aesop C) Aesop D) Plato D) Plato D) Plato D) Plato

1.What colour is British bus? A) blue A) blue A) blue A) blue B) red B) red B) red B) red C) yellow C) yellow C) yellow C) yellow D) green D) green D) green D) green

2. The Column of Admiral Nelson is located in? A) London A) London A) London A) London B) Washington D.C. B) Washington D.C. B) Washington D.C. B) Washington D.C. C) Paris C) Paris C) Paris C) Paris D) Rom D) Rom D) Rom D) Rom

3.Which product is not good for our teeth? A) carrots A) carrots A) carrots A) carrots B) bread B) bread B) bread B) bread C) sugar C) sugar C) sugar C) sugar D) milk D) milk D) milk D) milk

4. Who was illiterate? A) Tubman A) Tubman A) Tubman A) Tubman B) Franklin B) Franklin B) Franklin B) Franklin C) Lincoln C) Lincoln C) Lincoln C) Lincoln D) Roosevelt D) Roosevelt D) Roosevelt D) Roosevelt

5. Who was the king of Rock-N- Roll? A) Armstrong A) Armstrong A) Armstrong A) Armstrong B) Presley B) Presley B) Presley B) Presley C) Streisand C) Streisand C) Streisand C) Streisand D) Spielberg D) Spielberg D) Spielberg D) Spielberg

6. Who invented Coca-Cola? A) Ford A) Ford A) Ford A) Ford B) Penberton B) Penberton B) Penberton B) Penberton C) Fleming C) Fleming C) Fleming C) Fleming D) Bell D) Bell D) Bell D) Bell

7. Who is not composer? A) Kramskoy A) Kramskoy A) Kramskoy A) Kramskoy B) Glinka B) Glinka B) Glinka B) Glinka C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky C) Tchaikovsky D) Mussorgsky D) Mussorgsky D) Mussorgsky D) Mussorgsky

8. Which product is not dairy? A) ice-cream A) ice-cream A) ice-cream A) ice-cream B) fish B) fish B) fish B) fish C) cheese C) cheese C) cheese C) cheese D) milk D) milk D) milk D) milk

9. Who said the following words of wisdom: If youre wrong, admit it ? A) Aesop A) Aesop A) Aesop A) Aesop B) Longfellow B) Longfellow B) Longfellow B) Longfellow C) Pushkin C) Pushkin C) Pushkin C) Pushkin D) Carnegie D) Carnegie D) Carnegie D) Carnegie

10. How many bells are there in Moscow? A) 59 A) 59 A) 59 A) 59 B) 39 B) 39 B) 39 B) 39 C) 29 C) 29 C) 29 C) 29 D) 19 D) 19 D) 19 D) 19