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Do you have a passion for all things British? Then these British true or false quiz questions will be perfect for you.
The UK is famous for a lot of things: tea, the monarchy, and dry humour, to name a few.
But there is so much more than that. After all, the UK is made of 4 nations (England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland) and each one of them has its unique culture.
This has shaped the country into what it is today and made it one of the most interesting places in the world.
In this quiz, we will mention all sorts of things about Britain. This means that you will find a bit of British geography (do you know what the highest peak in Britain is?), but also some history (how much do you know about Churchill?), a bit of sport and of course, some fun stuff about British TV and food.
If you loved Very British Problems, you will be in for a treat with this!
Also, it’s a great way to test your knowledge and see how much you really know about Britain.
Now let’s talk about how to play.
You will find below a list of ‘facts’. These ‘facts’ can be true or false (hence why I use ”). You simply need to say whether you think they are true or not.
Each correct answer will score you one point.
If you want to make it a bit more challenging, you can also try to correct the false facts and say what it actually should be. If you get it right, you can award yourself a bonus point.
For example, ‘Edinburgh is the capital of England’. That would be false, Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and not England.
So, are you ready to get started and discover all our British true or false questions?
Round 1: Easy British True or False questions

- Four countries make up the United Kingdom.
- Two nations are in Great Britain.
- French used to be the official language of England.
- A pound is made of 100 pennies.
- London is the capital of Wales.
- The national flag is called the Union Jack.
- The lion is the national animal of England.
- The UK has no land borders with other countries.
- The smallest country in the UK is Wales.
- The highest mountain in the UK is Ben Nevis.
Round 1: Easy British True or False questions and answers
- Four countries make up the United Kingdom. True
- Two nations are in Great Britain. False, it’s three. Scotland, Wales and England.
- French used to be the official language of England. True
- A pound is made of 100 pennies. True
- London is the capital of Wales. False, it’s Cardiff
- The national flag is called the Union Jack. True
- The lion is the national animal of England. True
- The UK has no land borders with other countries. False, there is one with Republic of Ireland
- The smallest country in the UK is Wales. False, it’s Northern Ireland
- The highest mountain in the UK is Ben Nevis. True
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Round 2: Medium British True or False questions

- The dragon is the national animal of Scotland.
- The Cayman Islands are a British overseas territory.
- Stonehenge is older than the pyramids.
- The UK left the EU in 2015.
- Lough Neagh is in Scotland.
- London Heathrow is the biggest airport in the UK.
- The Shard is the tallest building in London.
- Edinburgh has always been the capital of Scotland.
- Windsor Castle is the largest continuously inhabited castle in the world.
- The Titanic was built in Liverpool.
Round 2: Medium British True or False questions and answers
- The dragon is the national animal of Scotland. False, it’s the national animal of Wales.
- The Cayman Islands are a British overseas territory. True
- Stonehenge is older than the pyramids. True
- The UK left the EU in 2015. False
- Lough Neagh is in Scotland. False, it’s in Northern Ireland.
- London Heathrow is the biggest airport in the UK. True
- The Shard is the tallest building in London. True
- Edinburgh has always been the capital of Scotland. False
- Windsor Castle is the largest continuously inhabited castle in the world. True
- The Titanic was built in Liverpool. False, it was built in Belfast
Round 3: Hard British True or False questions

- The second biggest city in the UK is Manchester.
- William Shakespeare was born in the 17th century.
- JK Rowling was the first author to earn $1 billion US dollars as a writer.
- All coronations of English and British monarchs have occurred in Westminster Abbey since the coronation of William the Conqueror in 1066.
- Tower Bridge was built after the Tower of London.
- William the Conqueror was the first Norman king of England.
- Prince Charles and Diana got married at Westminster Abbey.
- The Jubilee Line (London Underground) celebrated the Queen’s Platinium Jubilee.
- Chicken Tikka Masala was invented in the UK.
- England has never won the Football World Cup.
Round 3: Hard British True or False questions and answers
- The second biggest city in the UK is Manchester. False, it’s Birmingham
- William Shakespeare was born in the 17th century. False, he was born in the 16th century.
- JK Rowling was the first author to earn $1 billion US dollars as a writer. True
- All coronations of English and British monarchs have occurred in Westminster Abbey since the coronation of William the Conqueror in 1066. True
- Tower Bridge was built after the Tower of London. True
- William the Conqueror was the first Norman king of England. True
- Prince Charles and Diana got married at Westminster Abbey. False, they got married at St Paul’s Cathedral
- The Jubilee Line (London Underground) celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. False, it was the Silver Jubilee
- Chicken Tikka Masala was invented in the UK. True
- England has never won the Football World Cup. False
Round 4: British TV True or False questions

- There was only one season of ‘8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown’.
- Outlander is set in Wales.
- Peaky Blinders is set in Manchester.
- Sir Alan Sugar is a businessman that can be seen on Dragon’s Den.
- Emmerdale started in the 70s.
- Claire Foy played Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown.
- Steve Arnott is a character in the show ‘Line of Duty’.
- The Game of Thrones studios are in Belfast.
- Bridgerton is set in the UK.
- Lady Edith is the eldest sister in Downton Abbey.
- ‘University Challenge’ was first broadcasted on ITV.
- The winner of the first season of Pop Idol was Will Young.
Round 4: British TV True or False questions and answers
- There was only one season of ‘8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown’. False
- Outlander is set in Wales. False, it’s in Scotland
- Peaky Blinders is set in Manchester. False, it’s set in Birmingham
- Sir Alan Sugar is a businessman that can be seen on Dragon’s Den. False, it’s in the Apprentice
- Emmerdale started in the 70s. True
- Claire Foy played Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown. True
- Steve Arnott is a character in the show ‘Line of Duty’. True
- The Game of Thrones studios are in Belfast. True
- Bridgerton is set in the UK. True
- Lady Edith is the eldest sister in Downton Abbey. False, it’s Lady Mary
- ‘University Challenge’ was first broadcasted on ITV. True
- The winner of the first season of Pop Idol was Will Young. True
READ MORE: British TV Quiz: 35 Quiz Questions and Answers about British TV and series
Round 5: British Prime Minister True or False questions

- Boris Johnson wasn’t born in the UK.
- The Prime Minister is the head of government.
- Theresa May was Prime Minister when the Brexit referendum was held.
- Winston Churchill was Prime Minister during WWI.
- Tony Blair was Prime Minister when 9/11 happened.
- Winston Churchill was Prime Minister at the beginning of WWII.
- The ‘Darkest Hour’ is a movie about Margaret Thatcher.
- The Tory Party is the conservative party.
- Gordon Brown was the leader of the Labour Party.
- The longest-serving Prime Minister in UK history is Margaret Thatcher.
Round 5: British Prime Minister True or False questions and answers
- Boris Johnson wasn’t born in the UK. True, he was born in the USA
- The Prime Minister is the head of government. True
- Theresa May was Prime Minister when the Brexit referendum was held. False, it was David Cameron
- Winston Churchill was Prime Minister during WWI. False
- Tony Blair was Prime Minister when 9/11 happened. True
- Winston Churchill was Prime Minister at the beginning of WWII. False, it was Neville Chamberlain
- The ‘Darkest Hour’ is a movie about Margaret Thatcher. False, it’s about Winston Churchill
- The Tory Party is the conservative party. True
- Gordon Brown was the leader of the Labour Party. True
- The longest-serving Prime Minister in UK history is Margaret Thatcher. False, it was Sir Robert Walpole
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Round 6: British Landmarks True or False questions

- Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales is a UNESO site.
- The Tower of London was commissioned by Henry VIII.
- Prince Charles and Diana Spencer got married in Westminster Abbey.
- Hadrian’s Wall is located at the border between England and Wales.
- The Eden Project is in Devon.
- Dunvegan Castle is the seat of clan MacLeod on the Isle of Skye.
- Fingal’s Cave is located on the Isle of Staffa in Scotland.
- The Needles is a famous landmark on the Isle of Man.
- Forth Bridge is red.
- The Tyne Bridge is located in Leeds.
Round 6: British Landmarks True or False questions and answers
- Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales is a UNESO site. True
- The Tower of London was commissioned by Henry VIII. False, it was by William the Conqueror
- Prince Charles and Diana Spencer got married in Westminster Abbey. False, it was St Paul’s cathedral
- Hadrians Wall is located at the border between England and Wales. False, it’s at the border between Scotland and England
- The Eden Project is in Devon. False, it’s in Cornwall
- Dunvegan Castle is the seat of clan MacLeod on the Isle of Skye. True
- Fingal’s Cave is located on the Isle of Staffa in Scotland. True
- The Needles is a famous landmark on the Isle of Man. False, it’s on the Isle of Wight
- Forth Bridge is red. True
- The Tyne Bridge is located in Leeds. False, it’s in Newcastle
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Round 7: British Rivers True or False questions

- The Thames flows through Cambridge.
- River Severn goes through both England and Wales.
- The Wye Valley is a National Park.
- River Bann can be found in Wales.
- River Dart goes through Dartmoor National Park.
- River Eden goes through Cumbria.
- Pulteney Bridge in Bath crosses the river Don.
- River Tay is located in Northern England.
- The Tyne is less than 100 miles long.
- River Medway is located in South East England.
Round 7: British Rivers True or False questions and answers
- The Thames flows through Cambridge. False
- River Severn goes through both England and Wales. True
- The Wye Valley is a National Park. False, but it is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- River Bann can be found in Wales. False, it’s in Northern Ireland
- River Dart goes through Dartmoor National Park. True
- River Eden goes through Cumbria. True
- Pulteney Bridge in Bath crosses the river Don. False, it’s river Avon
- River Tay is located in Northern England. False, it’s in Scotland
- The Tyne is less than 100 miles long. True
- River Medway is located in South East England. True
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