1. Label the countries in the map of the British Isles: - Scotland - Wales - Northern Ireland - England - Republic of Ireland 2. Which of these countries are part of GREAT BRITAIN (GB)? a) Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, England b) Republic of Ireland, Scotland, Wales c) England, Scotland, Wales 3. Which of these countries are part of THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK)? a) Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland, England b) Republic of Ireland and Great Britain c) Northern Ireland, Wales and England 4. Match each country with its capital city: ☆ England - Edinburgh ☆ Scotland - Dublin ☆ Wales - London ☆ Northern Ireland - Cardiff ☆ Republic of Ireland - Belfast 5. This is the flag of… 7. Match the following emblems with the country they represent: Ireland, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, England and Wales. England, Scotland a) The shamrock is the emblem of _______. The patron saint is _________ b) The daffodil is the emblem of _________. The patron saint is _________ c) The rose is the emblem of ___________. The patron saint is ________ d) The thistle is the emblem of __________. The patron saint is ________ 8. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?: a) British buses are called double-deckers _________ b) The British always have apple pie for breakfast ___ c) Police hats are called Bobby _______ d) The Big Ben is a castle _________ e) The Scottish wear skirts called kilts ___________ f) The soldier in the picture is a beefeater _________ g) The Queen of England is Elizabeth II ___________ h) The tower of London was a prison _____________ 6. How do we call this flag? i) British policemen work in Scotland Yard _________ What does it represent? j) The Queen of England has got three sons: Charles, Andrew and Edward. ________ k) The Queen of England has got three grandsons: William, Henry and Maxwell ___________ l) Big Ben is the name of a bell _________ .