Facts About London! Interesting Trivia Quiz
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- 1.London is the world's
- A.
4th largest city.
- B.
9th largest city.
- C.
18th largest city.
- D.
20th largest city.
- 2.London has approximately
- A.
1 mio inhabitants.
- B.
5 mio inhabitants.
- C.
7.5 mio inhabitants.
- D.
10 mio inhabitants.
- 3.London was founded by
- A.
The Romans.
- B.
The Vikings
- C.
The Saxons.
- D.
The French.
- 4.Its founders called it
- A.
London Town
- B.
Londum Novum
- C.
Lonely City
- D.
Londinium
- 5.London is
- A.
In the north of England.
- B.
In the southwest of England.
- C.
In the southeast of England.
- D.
On the Welsh border.
- 6.The River that runs through London is called
- A.
The River Tyne.
- B.
The River James.
- C.
The River Fleet.
- D.
The River Thamse.
- 7.London is one of the world's largest
- A.
Financial centres.
- B.
Fashion centres.
- C.
Hightech centres.
- D.
Automobile centres.
- 8.London was the first city
- A.
To have an underground railway system.
- B.
To have electricity in poor areas of the city.
- C.
To have a Muslim mosque in Europe.
- D.
To open a museum of modern art, the Tate Modern.
- 9.The London Underground is called
- A.
Lazy Boy
- B.
Oldie
- C.
Metro
- D.
Tube
- 10.Oxford Street is
- A.
A famous street where most of the colleges and universities can be found.
- B.
A famous, one and a half mile long shopping street with more than 300 shops.
- C.
The name of the road that leads up to Buckingham Palace.
- D.
The most dangerous road of London.
- 11.The East End is known for
- A.
Being flooded regularly.
- B.
Its magnificent Victorian buildings.
- C.
Being a poor area in London.
- D.
Its famous rock concerts.
- 12.Wembley Stadium is
- A.
The home of the national football team.
- B.
A famous tennis court.
- C.
The best place to watch great basketball games.
- D.
A huge swimming pool in the heart of London.
- 13.In 2012 London will
- A.
Celebrate the Queen's 80th birthday.
- B.
Build Europe's highest skyscraper.
- C.
Host the Summer Olympic Games.
- D.
Open Europe's largest shopping centre.
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