1. London
   Paris
2. Oxford
   Dublin

Known for its rich culture and transportation system, London is one of the most populated cities in the United Kingdom. It's also the capital of both the United Kingdom and England.

1. Bristol
   Paris
2. Plymouth
   London

Paris is not only the capital of France, but it is also located southeast of the English Channel. The English Channel is a body of water that separates the United Kingdom from France and Belgium.

1. River Thames
   River Severn
2. River Trent
   River Tay

River Severn is 220 miles long and is the longest river in Great Britain. This river flows through towns like Upton, Newtown and Bewdley.

1. Flower
   Mountain
2. Building
   Person

The British Isles is home to Ben Nevis, the highest mountain at about 4,411 feet. "Ben Nevis" stems from the word "'Beinn Nibheis."

1. Cardiff
   Belfast
2. Paris
   Edinburgh

Cardiff is the capital of Wales, and is considered to be a port city. It is also the largest city in Wales, and has a population of over 350,000 people.

1. South
   North
2. East
   West

Dublin is located west of the Irish Sea. The Irish Sea is the body of water in between Ireland and the United Kingdom.

1. London
   Birmingham
2. Manchester
   Rye

Rye is a small town in England that features cobbled grounds. It's also known for Rye Castle and the Lamb House.

1. English Channel
   North Sea
2. Pacific Ocean
   Irish Sea

The Pacific Ocean is not one of the seas that borders the United Kingdom. The rest of the answers do border the United Kingdom, as well as the Atlantic Ocean.

1. England
   France
2. Scotland
   Wales

France is not part of the United Kingdom; it's a country in Europe that is located south of the United Kingdom. The missing country from the list is Northern Ireland.

1. Wales
   Scotland
2. England
   Northern Ireland

England is the largest country in the United Kingdom, and features a white flag with a red cross on it. The capital of England is London.

1. London
   Liverpool
2. Glasgow
   Edinburgh

London is home to the famous clock tower called the Big Ben. It's specifically located in the Palace of Westminster.

1. England
   Ireland
2. Scotland
   Wales

The Scottish Opera is located in Glasgow, which is a city in Scotland. Scotland is one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom.

1. West of England
   South of Ireland
2. East of Scotland
   South of the United Kingdom

The North Sea is located east of Scotland, as well as the United Kingdom. It's also located southwest of Norway.

1. Lough Neagh
   Loch Ness
2. Loch Awe
   Loch Morar

Located in Scotland, Loch Morar is the deepest lake in all of the United Kingdom. The lake is about 1,017 feet deep.

1. Loch Ness
   Loch Awe
2. Loch Lomond
   Lough Neagh

The Loch Ness Monster, or "Nessie," is a legendary aquatic monster that is said to inhabit the Loch Ness lake. This lake is located in Scotland.

1. England
   Wales
2. Ireland
   Scotland

Buckingham Palace is located in London, which is the capital of England (and the United Kingdom). It was designed and built by several architects, including John Nash and William Winde.

1. Ben Nevis
   Scafell Pike
2. Slieve Donard
   Snowdon

Scafell Pike is about 3,209 feet tall, and is the tallest mountain in England. Specifically, it's located in Cumbria, England.

1. Edinburgh Castle
   Windsor Castle
2. Eilean Donan Castle
   Rochester Castle

Windsor Castle is over 900 years old and is the oldest castle in the United Kingdom. This castle is said to have been built during the 11th century.

1. Berkshire
   Durham
2. Bristol
   Brittany

Brittany is not a county of England; it's actually a county of France, which is located south of the United Kingdom. The rest of the answers are counties in England.

1. Edinburgh
   Glasgow
2. Belfast
   London

Belfast is both the capital of Northern Ireland and its largest city. The city is known for several landmarks, including the Titanic Belfast, Belfast Castle and the Ulster Museum.

1. Tyrone
   Clackmannan
2. Dumfries
   Wigtown

Tyrone is not a county of Scotland, but it is a county of Northern Ireland. Other counties, or shires, of Scotland include Stirling, Fife and Dunbarton.

1. Pembrokeshire
   Inverness
2. Bangor
   St Asaph

Inverness is not located in Wales, but in Scotland. This city is known for the Inverness Cathedral and the Victorian Market.

1. The Faroe Islands and Scotland
   Northern Ireland and England
2. France and the United Kingdom
   Norway and the United Kingdom

In between England and Northern Island is the Isle of Man. Its capital is Douglas and the island is known for the Calf of Man and the Peel Castle.

1. The United Kingdom consists of Wales, Scotland, England and Northern Ireland.
   Northern Ireland is part of Great Britain.
2. France is located south of Great Britain.
   The English channel is south of England.

Here's the main difference between Great Britain and the United Kingdom: The UK consists of Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England. Great Britain consists of Scotland, Wales, and England, but NOT Northern Ireland.

1. St Andrews
   Edinburgh
2. Aberdeen
   Glasgow

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, and contains many landmarks. Some popular tourist attractions include the Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street and Arthur's Seat.

1. Northern Ireland
   Scotland
2. England
   Wales

Located in England, Stonehenge is a famous landmark that features a large circle of vertical rock slabs. The stones weigh roughly 22.6 metric tons.

1. Lake Gairdner
   St George's Channel
2. Firth of Clyde
   Bristol Channel

Lake Gairdner is actually located in Australia, and features small hills and various types of vegetation. The lake is about 100 miles long.

1. Scafell Pike
   Slieve Donard
2. Lincolnshire Wolds
   Snowdon

Snowdon is the highest point in Wales, which is about 3,560 feet high. This mountain is also home to various lakes in the area, such as Llyn Llydaw and Glaslyn.

1. Peak District
   Northumberland National Park
2. Cairngorms National Park
   North York Moors

The Cairngorms National Park is located in Scotland, while the rest of the parks in the list are located in England. This park is known for its scenic beauty regarding lush landscapes and rolling hills.

1. East of Edinburgh
   South of the Isle of Man
2. East of Belfast
   Southwest of Glasgow

Located southwest of Glasgow, within the coast of Scotland, is the Firth of Clyde. This is a body of water that is near the Isle of Arran.

1. Manchester
   Cookstown
2. London
   Blackpool

Located in Tyrone County of Northern Ireland is Cookstown. It's Northern Ireland's fourth biggest town and is located about 45 miles from Belfast.

1. Isle of Man
   Northern Ireland
2. England
   Scotland

Northern Ireland is home to Lough Neagh, which is one of the largest lakes in the British Isles. Its area by square miles is about 151.

1. Islands
   Countries
2. Cities
   Mountains

Bute, Hoy, and Jura are all islands within the British Isles, which are all specifically located in Scotland. There are many other islands in the British Isles, such as Islay, Isle of Arran and Tiree.

1. Blackpool
   Edinburgh
2. Glasgow
   Belfast

Belfast, Northern Ireland was where the RMS Titanic was built. The movie "Titanic" was based on the sinking of the RMS Titanic, which occurred in 1912.

1. Canonteign Falls
   Steall Waterfall
2. Cauldron Snout
   Havasu Falls

You won't find the Havasu Falls in the United Kingdom, which is actually located in the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The United Kingdom is home to many beautiful waterfalls, including the other three in the list.