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    This document contains a practice pub quiz on English culture divided into multiple sections. Section one includes questions about differences between fringe and West End theatre, famous halls in England, Shakespeare plays set in Vienna, and longest running UK soap operas. Section two asks about English subcultures and what they are famous for. Section three involves matching words to categories of food/drink, people, places, or other and defining words in the other category. Section four completes a table with key school stages and types of schools. Section five provides pub quiz questions about Welsh foods, kilts, slang terms from Birmingham and Newcastle, the Blarney stone, spats, the Woolsack, and Father of the House.

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    This document contains a practice pub quiz on English culture divided into multiple sections. Section one includes questions about differences between fringe and West End theatre, famous halls in England, Shakespeare plays set in Vienna, and longest running UK soap operas. Section two asks about English subcultures and what they are famous for. Section three involves matching words to categories of food/drink, people, places, or other and defining words in the other category. Section four completes a table with key school stages and types of schools. Section five provides pub quiz questions about Welsh foods, kilts, slang terms from Birmingham and Newcastle, the Blarney stone, spats, the Woolsack, and Father of the House.

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    The English Culture Pub Quiz Name

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    This document contains a practice pub quiz on English culture divided into multiple sections. Section one includes questions about differences between fringe and West End theatre, famous halls in England, Shakespeare plays set in Vienna, and longest running UK soap operas. Section two asks about English subcultures and what they are famous for. Section three involves matching words to categories of food/drink, people, places, or other and defining words in the other category. Section four completes a table with key school stages and types of schools. Section five provides pub quiz questions about Welsh foods, kilts, slang terms from Birmingham and Newcastle, the Blarney stone, spats, the Woolsack, and Father of the House.

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    TEST ENGLISH CULTURE

    The English Culture Pub Quiz Name

    SECTION ONE Drama, high and low! 5 POINTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. What is the difference between the fringe and the West End? Where is there a famous Hall? What is it? Which Shakespeare play is set in Vienna? Who is the star of Fawlty Towers? Which is the longest running UK soap opera?

    SECTION TWO Cultural Stereotypes 6 POINTS Can you name the subcultures below? What are they famous for?

    1.

    2.

    3.

    TEST ENGLISH CULTURE

    3. Words & Wisdom 10 POINTS Place the words below into the appropriate sections of the table. Haggis Trilby Lampoon Black Rod Chequers

    G&T

    Jock

    Mandals

    Pikey

    Sporran

    Food & Drink

    People

    Places

    OTHER

    Please write definitions of those words which you placed in the other column:

    4. Back to school 2 POINTS Complete the table below: KEY STAGE FOUNDATION 1 2 3 NAME OF SCHOOL

    TEST ENGLISH CULTURE

    5. Pub Quiz questions

    7 POINTS

    1) Which of the following are typical Welsh foods? a) Scouse b) Cawl c) hotpot

    2) True or False the kilt is a traditional Welsh garment with a long tradition 3) If a Brummie is a slang term for someone from Birmingham, what is a Geordie? 4) What is the Blarney stone? What do you do with it? 5) Where would you put spats? 6) What is the Woolsack? 7) Who is the Father of the House?

    TOTAL (out of 30)

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