1. Jeopardy Game

2. ? 100 200 300 400 500 Music Famous people English proverbs Holidays
Sport

3. The most popular group in rock music history

4. Who sang a song in the film “Bodyguard”

6. Listen to the song and say
who sings this song

7. In 1968 two students of the London Imperial College, created a rock band , which was named “SMILE”. Nowadays this group has got the different name. What group is it?

8. Most of this British group fan girls are on twitter NOT facebook
Most of this British group fan girls are on twitter NOT facebook. Of course, this group consists of only boys, they are five.

9. East or West, home is best.

10. She did not shine as a student, but did well in music and ballet
She did not shine as a student, but did well in music and ballet. She was working as a part time assistant in a nursery school in London. Mother Teresa always said “she is my daughter.” Who is it?

11. There were the interesting facts about this person but the most interesting thing is that we use many phrase without knowing that it is actually his quotes. The most popular and the most used one is surely this one which says
Love is blind.

12. They were brilliant sailors and had the fastest boats
They were brilliant sailors and had the fastest boats. They crossed the Atlantic and founded a colony in North America 500 years before Columbus. By the Middle of the ninth century almost all the English kingdoms were defeated by them.

13. Elizabeth II marks her birthday twice a year: privately on the actual birthday which is on the 21 st April and officially with the "Trooping the Colour " ceremony held in June, when the….

14. Christopher Robin …liked mathematics and cricket
Christopher Robin …liked mathematics and cricket. He was very clever but didn’t want to understand it himself. The boy was rather shy and liked to help his father.

16. Let sleeping dog lie.

17. Everything is good in its season

18. Dumb dogs are dangerous

19. A cat in gloves catches no mice.

20. This holiday takes place on the first of May and is similar to our celebration of victory Day. The British attach flowers in memory of the soldiers who died in the First and Second world wars.

21. Halloween.
English word "witch" comes from the old English word meaning “… woman". In fact, witches were very respected people in his time.

22. From the 15th century this tree is widely used to decorate homes for Christmas, and Martin Luther was not a pioneer in this field.

24. On the 14th February the British are very fond of giving flowers.
Soft toys, balloons in the shape of a heart, paper Valentine cards are very popular. On this day sweet hearts exchange with …. they symbolize beauty and love.

25. Fun holiday is celebrated on the 1st of May
Fun holiday is celebrated on the 1st of May. It is the festival of chimney sweeps. According to popular belief, the meeting with the chimney sweep brings…., and they are gladly invited to the wedding.

26. Britain is
the Motherland of
cricket,
rugby, pooh
sticks and ...

27. The annual World Poohsticks Championships have been held on the river Thames in the UK since It is a simple sport which may be played on any bridge over running water; each player drops a stick on the upstream side of a bridge and the one whose stick first appears on the downstream side is the winner. The Poohsticks game was firstly mentioned in the book about… .

28. This city in the  United Kingdom is most famous as a port during the late 19th and early 20th centuary. It is the birthplace of the famous rock group The Beatles. It is also famous because of it's football team Everton F.C.

29. The Championships, Wimbledon, The Wimbledon Championships or simply Wimbledon, is the oldest… tournament in the world, and widely considered the most prestigious. It has been held at the All England Club in London since 1877. 

30. Englishmen love sports, they are called sport-lovers in spite of the fact that some of them neither play games nor even watch them. One of the favourite game is… . They think that summer without this game isn`t summer.

31. Game over