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BRAIN RING

“DISCOVER, LEARN,

ENJOY!”

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2. Why is there a maple leaf on the flag of Canada?

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It means that this nation is unique and united.

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3. Trafalgar Square was built in the 19th century to …

the battle of Trafalgar?

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…commemorate

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4. Do you know how old is Queen Elisabeth II?

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She is 95.

(the date of birth – 21/04/1926)

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5. This famous American was a writer, scientist, an inventor and a diplomat. He started the first public library and the first fire department. His portrait is given on the 100 dollar’s banknote. Who was he?

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Benjamin Franklin

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6. What famous drink was invented in the 19th century as a medicine by Doctor John Pemberton. Today it is sold in more than 160 countries.

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Coca-Cola

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7.The sea and mountains are the most splendid views of New Zealand. The native population the Maoris calls New Zealand "The long White cloud". Why?

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The mountains are covered with clouds, because of the sea.

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8.Scotland is the land of tartans, whisky, romantic castles and sounds of…

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  • bagpipes

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9. The name of this Australian animal is an Aboriginal one for “no water”.

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a koala

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10.This city is called “Big Apple”. Over 8 million people live there. During the day its population grows to over 20 million, as people travel to the city to work.

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New York

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11.The Statue of Liberty was desighned by Frederic Bartholdi and was given to the US by France in 1884. What is it symbolized?

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A symbol of Franco-American friendship

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12.What is the name of a little bird who can’t fly and a nickname of people who live in this small island-country?

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A kiwi

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13.The varied landscape of this country has made it a popular location for the production of TV programmes and films, including “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Last Samurai”.

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New Zealand

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14. What is the hottest month of the year in Australia? And what holiday do they celebrate in this month?

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January. Christmas

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15. Why is there little population in Canada?

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The most of the territory in the north of the country is not suitable for living.�

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Why do 90 % of the Australians live on the coast?

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The central part of Australia is covered with deserts.

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This famous Australian sight on the water was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1973 and was added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 2007.

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Sydney Opera House