8 short questions and answers on the uk, based on the official handbook. Read them, then test yourself with the free mock tests.
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
England, Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland is in the UK but not in Great Britain.
No. Only Northern Ireland is part of the UK. The Republic of Ireland is a separate, independent country.
The Channel Islands (Jersey and Guernsey) and the Isle of Man. They have their own governments and are not part of the UK.
London (UK and England), Edinburgh (Scotland), Cardiff (Wales), Belfast (Northern Ireland).
The pound sterling (£). Scotland and Northern Ireland print their own banknotes, which are valid everywhere in the UK.
The Falkland Islands, Gibraltar and St Helena, among others.
St George (red cross on white, England), St Andrew (diagonal white cross on blue, Scotland) and St Patrick (diagonal red cross on white, Ireland). Wales is not on it, because Wales was already united with England. Wales has its own flag, the red dragon. The flag took its current form in 1801.