National Symbols and Traditions
Social Studies
National Symbols and Traditions starts at 1 and continues till grade 3.
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Name one traditional British sport.
What do people often eat on Pancake Day in the UK?
What do people wear on Remembrance Day to remember soldiers?
What is the name of the famous bell inside the clock tower at the Palace of Westminster?
What is the name of the famous stone circle in England?
What is the name of the national day celebrated in Scotland on 30th November?
What is the name of the national day celebrated in Wales on 1st March?
What is the name of the Queen’s official birthday celebration in June?
The leek is a symbol of which country in the United Kingdom? (1) England (2) Scotland (3) Wales (4) Northern Ireland
The shamrock is a symbol of which country? (1) England (2) Scotland (3) Wales (4) Northern Ireland
The thistle is the national flower of which part of the United Kingdom? (1) England (2) Scotland (3) Wales (4) Northern Ireland
What is the name of the famous clock tower in London? (1) Big Ben (2) Eiffel Tower (3) Leaning Tower (4) Empire State Building
Fill in the blank: The national flag of Wales has a ________ on it.
Fill in the blank: The national flower of Scotland is the ________.
Fill in the blank: The national flower of Wales is the ________.
The national animal of Scotland is the ________.
Is Remembrance Day held to remember people who fought in wars? (Yes or No)
Is the daffodil a symbol of Wales? (Yes or No)
Is the dragon a symbol found on the flag of Wales? (Yes or No)
Is the leek a symbol of Scotland? (Yes or No)
