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- Oak trees predominate the deciduous forests in the UK. （ ）
- The Mississippi River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. （ ）
- Air Force belongs to the armed services of the United States. （ ）
- King’s College London is the second oldest universities in UK.（ ）
- The United States has no tropical climate. （ ）
- The United States Senate is considered as the lower house of the bicameral United States Congress. （ ）
- William sent his clerks to compile a property record known as Domesday Book. （ ）
- The Romans brought a new religion, Muslim, into England. （ ）
- According to the tutorial system of Oxford University, the tutor's rating on students will affect students' grades even affect the graduation.（ ）
- The deterioration of the relationship between Britain and France is an important reason for the rapid development of Oxford University.（ ）
- “Public” schools admit children aged 5 to 18. （ ）
- Shepherd’s pie and cottage pie are British desserts.（ ）
- You can often apply a postgraduate course directly through UCAS. （ ）
- The economic growth of the United States mainly depends on the traditional construction industry and automobile manufacturing industry. （ ）
- Beaker people took their name from their distinctive bell-shaped drinking vessels with which they were buried. （ ）
- Which of the following countries are members of Commonwealth? （ ）
- What are the grain crops in the United States? （ ）
- In terms of location, most of the American universities are concentrated in（ ）area, （ ）area, and（ ） area.（ ）
- What are the two major natural regions in the UK?（ ）
- Which company is founded in Boston? （ ）
- There are _____ stars and _____ Stripes in the America flag. （ ）
- Which of the following statements of Industrial Revolution are true? （ ）
- Why was the Battle of Gettysburg so important? （ ）
- UK is a member of many international organizations including （ ）
- What are the pros of the Ivy League universities?（ ）
- The criminal level of judiciary branch in UK consists of （ ）
- The reasons why many Brits have sandwiches for lunch are （ ）.
- The three rings according to Churchill include （ ）
- What are the seas around the UK? （ ）
- Which of the following was a major advantage for the Union over the Confederate States? （ ）
- At the beginning of WWI, America was: （ ）
- ( ) decides arguments about the interpretation of laws. （ ）
- The appeasement policy of ( ) government hoped to avoid conflict with Nazi Germany by conceding to some of German’s territory demands. （ ）
- Which of the following is not the custom of Valentine’s Day ? （ ）
- Which of the following troops belongs to the armed services of the United States? （ ）
- The world-famous Niagara Falls lie between lakes of _____.（ ）
- （ ）ruled as King of England from 1154 to 1189. （ ）
- Which of the following laws is considered to be the most important? （ ）
- Which song is usually played at the time of New Year’s Day in the United States? （ ）
- （ ）was known as the Confessor because of his intense personal religious piety. （ ）
- The steam engineer was invented by （ ）.
- Which of the following statements of the Neutrality Acts is wrong?（ ）
- According to Act of settlement, who is best qualified to take the throne? （ ）
- The “long pieces of potato, deep fried in oil” in British English are called（ ）.
- The United States today is the _____ largest country in size in the world. （ ）
- Where is considered as the “cradle of jazz”？ （ ）
- The 1st Industrial Revolution firstly occurred in the field of （ ）.
- Which is not the prank mentioned in the class?（ ）
- How many representatives does each state have in the House? （ ）
- Which of the following provided the most military support for the American colonists during the Revolutionary War? （ ）
- Which city is the high-tech sector of Scotland and forms the western part of the Silicon Glen? （ ）
- Tony Blair has served as Prime Minister (PM) between 1997-2007, being the youngest PM and also the longest serving PM in the history of the ( ) party. （ ）
- The ( ) attack on Rome ended the Roman occupation in Britain in 410. （ ）
- Which city is the largest city in the USA? （ ）
- The （ ） marked the establishment of feudalism in England.
- What are the most advantageous conditions for developing agriculture in Central America? （ ）
- On which day is Halloween celebrated? （ ）
- Which is not the typical activity for Christmas? （ ）
- If the no party can win the majority seats in the general election, what might happen? （ ）
- The influence of this royal culture is also a part of Britain's international influence, creates direct economic benefits, including （ ）.
- Among the five Great Lakes, only _____ is wholly within the United States. （ ）
- What is the symbolization of red poppy in the Remembrance Sunday? （ ）
- Which component part is the most populous and richest section of the UK? （ ）
- What is the main traditional element of May Day? （ ）
- The Puritans formed a community based on the principles of：（ ）
- The purpose of academic qualifications is （ ）.
- Sandwich is originally the name of a（ ）.
- How many years does a senator serve in one term? （ ）
- What is the largest agricultural crop cultivated in the UK? （ ）
- The eight Ivy League schools are all located in the ________region of the United States.（ ）
- Who did not get involved in the draft of the Declaration of Independence? （ ）
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A:Canada B:Egypt C:America D:Australia
A:Corn B:Wheat C:Oats D:Rice
A:the Great Lakes B:the California C:the Southwest D:the Northeast
A:Highland zone B:Midland C:Lowland zone D:Upland zone
A:The Microsoft B:Yahoo C:The Amazon D:The Boeing Company
A:13 B:48 C:50 D:15
A:Changes in farming, soaring population growth, and an ever-increasing demand for workers led masses of people to migrate from farms to cities B:New machines, new power sources, and new ways of organizing work made existing industries more productive and efficient C:Also known as the Technological Revolution, it was a phase of rapid scientific discovery, standardization, mass production, and industrialization D:With each of these three advancements -- the steam engine, the age of science and mass production, and the rise of digital technology -- the world around us fundamentally changed
A:It ended the Confederacy’s last full-scale invasion of the North B:It probably killed any chance of Europe intervening C:It gave the Federals a badly needed victory and boosted Northern morale D:It ended Confederate enslavement of free blacks from the South
A:NATO B:Commonwealth C:G7 D:UN
A:These universities offer extremely generous financial aid packages B:The admission rates are very low C:These universities have rich histories, prestige and highly esteemed academic programs D:The tuition is very expensive
A:magistrates’ court B:court of appeal C:crown court D:county court
A:It will not cause food coma B:It’s time-consuming C:It’s convenient D:It’s costly
A:Commonwealth B:USA C:English speaking world D:Europe
A:The Irish Sea B:The Atlantic Ocean C:The Celtic Sea D:The North Sea
A:More railroads B:More factories C:A larger population D:The rest of the options are correct.
A:Aggressive B:Peaceful C:Neutral D:Active
A:President B:The Senate C:Congress D:The Supreme Court
A:Churchill’s B:Hitler’s C:Chamberlain’s D:Roosevelt’s
A:Leaving shoes in a T shape under the bed B:Lighting a candle C:Exchanging “Valentine’s” greeting cards D:Family reunion
A:Air Force B:Navy C:The rest of the options are correct. D:The Army
A:Ontario and Huron B:Erie and Ontario C:Superior and Huron D:Erie and Michigan
A:Henry VI B:Henry II C:Henry I D:Henry III
A:The constitution. B:The state law. C:The federal law. D:Both A and C
A:Jingle Bells B:Auld Lang Syne C:New Year’s Day D:Happy New Year
A:William B:Harold C:Edward D:Edgar
A:James Watt B:Samuel Crompton C:John Kay D:James Hargreaves
A:US could not sell guns to a country at war if country paid in cash and carried goods on its own ships B:They were passed to ensure that the US would not become involved in world conflicts C:They were passed by the US in the 1930s in response to the issues in Europe and Asia that eventually led to World War ll D:They were caused by the desire to be isolationist in the US following WWI
A:Bastards B:youngest son who is the pupil of Anglican Church C:eldest son who believe in Catholicism D:nieces or nephews
A:crisps B:chips C:fries D:chippies
A:fourth B:sixth C:third D:fifth
A:New Orleans B:California C:Chicago D:New York
A:Shipping B:Mining C:Textile D:Military
A:Spaghetti Harvest. B:The Flying Penguins. C:A Volcano Eruption. D:A “Kick me” Sign.
A:52 B:It depends on the population of the state. C:10 D:2
A:The French B:The Indians C:The Spanish D:The British
A:Edinburgh B:Birmingham C:Glasgow D:Liverpool
A:Liberal B:Labour C:Conservative D:Democratic
A:Norman B:Celtic C:Germanic D:Danish
A:Washington B:Boston C:Chicago D:New York
A:Norman Conquest B:Viking invasions C:jury system D:signing of the Magna Carta
A:transportation B:coastline C:water resources D:grassland
A:March 17 B:November 5 C:October 31 D:December 25
A:Exchanging gifts B:Parading C:Having a feast with Family D:Singing carols
A:Two or three parties will form a coalition government B:The election will be null and void C:parliament will be dismissed D:None
A:commodity sales and tourism B:The rest of the options are correct. C:live broadcasting D:souvenir sales
A:Huron B:Michigan C:Superior D:Erie
A:War B:Fire C:Blood D:Death
A:England B:Wales C:Northern Ireland D:Scotland
A:Fire B:Flowers C:Green D:Dancing
A:Treaty of Paris B:Common Sense C:Mayflower Compact D:Proclamation Act
A:getting higher salary B:studying subjects C:job-related study D:broad study of a job family
A:person B:place C:river D:mountain
A:2 B:4 C:6 D:8
A:Potato B:Wheat C:Barley D:Oat
A:Northeast B:California C:Great Lakes D:Southeast
A:Thomas Jefferson. B:John Adams. C:Abraham Lincoln. D:Benjamin Franklin.
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