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Questions in Geography: British Isles, Valerie Burbank, Used; Good Book. Shaw, Sue,Raw, Michael, Geography in Place (2) – Book 2: Bk. 2, Very Good Book.

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A large collection of geography quiz questions and their correct answers, including places from all over the world .

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British Geography Quiz Answer these random questions about the geography of the United . Maybe tweak the clue to "westernmost point of mainland England"? The Scilly Isles are part of England, and further west. 1. level 45. Feb 18, 2016

British Geography Quiz Answer these random questions about the geography of the United Kingdom and its territories. Feb 18, 2016. In the answer box did it say " 's end" though Jerry? Sulps.

The geography of Britain is quite large. British Isles is the geographical term for a group of about 5,000 islands off the north-west coast of mainland Europe between the latitudes 50ºN and 61º. The largest island is Britain or Great Britain, which is also the largest island in Europe. It consists of England, Wales, and Scotland. The next largest island is Ireland, which is made up of Northern Ireland (or Ulster) and the Irish Republic (also known as Eire)

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The British Isles, which include Great Britain, Ireland and a lot of smaller islands, are situated off the north western coast of Europe and once formed part of that continent

The British Isles, which include Great Britain, Ireland and a lot of smaller islands, are situated off the north western coast of Europe and once formed part of that continent. They became islands when they were separated from it. The separation took place thousands of years ago, after the last Ice Age, when the ice melted, the level of the oceans rose and drowned the low-lying coastlands. Politically the British Isles are divided into two countries - the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and the Irish Republic or Eire. All in all there are over 5,000 islands in the system.

Quiz Questions about British Geography. 1) Name the seas surrounding the British Isles. 8) In the Scilly Isles, which sub-tropical gardens are regarded by botanists as one of the most interesting and varied botanical experiments in the world? Tresco Abbey Gardens. The Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea, the Irish Sea and the English Chanel. 2) Name the four separate countries which make up Britain? England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. 3) What are the three Crown Dependencies? Jersey, Channel Islands and Isle of Man. 4) How many square miles does the United Kingdom cover in total? 94,060. 9) What is the largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe?

A topic where geography and politics are completely intertwined, we. .FOR SOME IT is a question of politics, for others a question of geography. The first use of the term British Isles, recorded by the Oxford English Dictionary, was in 1577

A topic where geography and politics are completely intertwined, we looked at it from the two viewpoints to see how the term is used. The first use of the term British Isles, recorded by the Oxford English Dictionary, was in 1577. John Dee, a mathematician and something of a polymath, used the term in a possessive sense, in whatever he was trying to get at here

It is situated on the British Isles: Great Britain and in the northern part of Ireland. 3. It consists of four parts: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. 4. The territory of the United Kingdom is about 244000 square kilometres. The population is over 56 million people.

It is situated on the British Isles: Great Britain and in the northern part of Ireland. 6. The surface of the United Kingdom is extremely varied: the northern and the western parts of the country are mountainous and all the rest is a vast plain. 7. There are no big rivers and lakes in Great Britain.