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149701The University of Cambridge was established in （）
149702How many years must a British student study in the university?
149703Which examination should a student attend if he wants to go to the university in the UK?
149704Which subject is the compulsory subject to American students?
149705The peace treaty was signed in 1776, in which the independence, freedom and sovereignty of the 13 states were acknowledged.
149706The Second Continental Congress appointed Thomas Jefferson as the first president of America.
149707The leader of Underground Railroad Harriet Tubman helped many slaves escape.
149708The successful ending of the French and Indian War extended England's territory to the Mississippi.
149709In 1803, President John Admas made the biggest real estate deal and bought the vast Louisiana from Napoleon.
149710Thomas Jefferson was the first president of America.
149711French and Indian War was between French and Indians.
149712The Second Continental Congress was held in Boston.
149713Texas was secured by Mexican-American war.
149714Military tactics was the hidden weapon that Lincoln employed to fight with Confederate Army and finally achieved the reunion of the nation.
149715Which is the hidden weapon that Lincoln employed to fight with Confederate Army and finally achieved the reunion of the nation?
149716Which book conveyed the message that slavery was the root of social cruelty?
149717Which of the following state is not slave-holding state in 1860?
149718Which of the following state is secured by Mexican-American war?
149719Which state is the place attracting thousands of gold-seekers?
149720How far did Captain Meriwether Lewis and the Second Lieutenant William Clark reach on the journey commissioned by Thomas Jefferson?
149721The 1783 Treaty of Paris with Great Britain defined the large expansion of land west to（）
149722Where was the Second Continental Congress held?
149723Who was the first president of America?
149724Who drafted Declaration of Independence?
149725Which day is America’s National Day or Independence Day?
149726Where was the First Continental Congress held?
149727Which of the following is not included in the Stamp Act to tax on?
149728French and Indian War was between （）.
149729The French and Indian War was started owing to （）
149730Roads with odd numbers represent the highways from north to south.
149731In 1720, the first group of puritan Pilgrims arrived in America for religious freedom.
149732Ex-president Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in Ford's Theater.
149733The Independence hall is the place where the first and the second Continent Congress was held.
149734The Hoover Dam was the way to provide power and water to dry regions in the east America.
149735Interstate 90 represents highway from east to west.
149736The official home to the US president is Capitol Building.
149737The Hollywood sign was created as an advertisement for（）.
149738Which of the two states are the last two states to join the union?
149739How many states are not on the contiguous continent of America?
149740Which of the following symbols does not represent freedom?
149741Which of the following roads represent highway from east to west?
149742Which of the following roads is called Mother Road?
149743Which of the following does not represent freedom?
149744Which of the following cities is the meeting place for the first and second Continental Congress?
149745Which of the following locations is not included in the Free Trail?
149746The official home to the US president is （）
149747Which state does Washington D.C. belong to?
149748The Statue of Liberty is a gift from the people of （）.
149749The heads of which Presidents are carved into Mount Rushmore?
149750Alaska is the largest state on the continuous continent.
149751Great Salt Lake is a major waterway that empty into the Gulf Mexico.
149752The United States of America consists of 50 states and a federal government.
149753Kilt, tartan and Bagpipe are all characteristic of Northern Ireland. （）
149754The American movie “A water horse” is based on the tale of monster in River Thames
149755Stonehenge is a famous monument dated from the 16th century.
149756In England, it is cold in winter and hot in summer.
149757The Pennies is known as the backbone of England.
149758The nickname of Queen Elizabeth II is“the grandmother of Europe”.
149759Queen Elizabeth I is the present monarch of the UK.
149760The house of Windsor starts from George VII.
149761Queen Elizabeth II ruled Britain in Shakespeare’s time.
149762Up until now, Queen Elizabeth has ruled in Britain for over （） decades.
149763The members of the royal family have to earn money to support themselves. （）
149764The king or the queen is the head of the UK and has no real power. （）
149765The age of constitutional monarchy began after the Glorious Revolution. （）
149766The monarchy in Britain has been passed in succession in the past 1000 years and has never been broken. （）
149767（） ruled Britain in Shakespeare’s time.
149768The house of Windsor starts from （）-（）.
149769The nickname of （） is “the grandmother of Europe”.
149770The majority of Northern Irish people wanted to be independent but was forced to remain within the United Kingdom. （）
149771The greatest event of the year of Northern Ireland is the National Eisteddfod. （）
149772Today, a quarter of the Welsh still speak Welsh as their first language. （）
149773Much of the land in Wales is pasture and only 22% of the land is arable. （）
149774The capital of Northern Ireland is （）.
149775The Giant’s Causeway was located in （）.
149776Wales was not conquered by the English until （）.
149777Wales is located in the （） of Great Britain.
149778The Scots, Welsh and Irish are descendents of （）.
149779In 2016 Scotland still remains in the territory of the United Kingdom.
1497802014 Referendum is the first time for the Scottish to pursue freedom from the United Kingdom.
149781Kilt, tartan and Bagpipe are all characteristic of Scotland.
149782The American movie “A water horse” is based on the tale of monster in Loch Ness.
149783Scotland takes up half of Great Britain and is the second largest country in the UK.
149784“Ladies and gentlemen” only refers to those cultured and refined men and women. （）
149785Jane Austen has written “Pride and Prejudice”, “Sense and sensibility” and other novels.
149786July is normally the best month in a year and the west wind from the Atlantic is the warmest.
149787The Acts of Union 1707 made the kingdoms of England and （） united to form Great Britain.
149788“If winter comes, will spring be far behind?”comes from Ode to the （） wind by Shelly.
149789Britain enjoys a （） climate.
149790The longest river in Britain is （）.
149791The capital of the Republic of Ireland is （）.
149792British Isles include two large islands: （） and Ireland island.
149793There are （） parts in Great Britain and （） parts in Britain.
149794The full name of Britain is the United Kingdom of （） Britain and （）.
149795（） is the official name of Britain.
149796In 1984, English became the main foreign language taught in schools of People's Republic of China.
149797Shakespeare wrote 42 plays in his lifetime.
149798The expression of “斑马线”　in British English is pavement.
149799The expression of“电梯” in American English is elevator.
149800The history of English can be divided into three periods: Old English, Middle English and modern English.
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