Kids Geography

UK Countries and Capitals

8 free practice questions with explanations

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UK Countries and Capitals: example questions & answers

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  1. What is the capital city of England?

    • ALiverpool
    • BManchester
    • CBirmingham
    • DLondon

    Answer: London, on the River Thames, is the capital city of England.

  2. What is the capital city of Scotland?

    • AGlasgow
    • BEdinburgh
    • CDundee
    • DAberdeen

    Answer: Edinburgh, with its famous castle, is the capital of Scotland.

  3. What is the capital city of Wales?

    • ACardiff
    • BWrexham
    • CNewport
    • DSwansea

    Answer: Cardiff, in the south, is the capital city of Wales.

  4. What is the capital city of Northern Ireland?

    • ALisburn
    • BDublin
    • CBelfast
    • DLondonderry

    Answer: Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland.

  5. How many countries make up the United Kingdom?

    • A2
    • B4
    • C5
    • D3

    Answer: The UK is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

  6. Which of these countries is part of the United Kingdom?

    • ANorway
    • BIreland
    • CFrance
    • DScotland

    Answer: Scotland is one of the four countries in the United Kingdom.

  7. Which animal is the national symbol of Wales, shown on flags and shirts?

    • AA bear
    • BA lion
    • CA dragon
    • DAn eagle

    Answer: The red dragon is the proud national symbol of Wales.

  8. The Union Jack is the flag of which country?

    • AThe United Kingdom
    • BAustralia
    • CCanada
    • DThe United States

    Answer: The Union Jack is the well-known flag of the United Kingdom.

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