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    The document is a 10 question quiz about London customs and traditions. It asks about the most famous department store (Harrods), the street with a long printing tradition (Fleet Street), the famous guards of the Tower of London (Beefeaters), what commemorates Napoleon's defeat at sea in 1805 (Nelson's Column), what line runs through Greenwich (The Prime Meridian), the home of the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer (Downing Street 10 and 11), what made Carnaby Street famous (fashion), what Madame Tussaud started in 1835 (famous waxworks), who wrote famous books in 48 Doughty Street (Charles Dickens), and that St. Paul

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    The document is a 10 question quiz about London customs and traditions. It asks about the most famous department store (Harrods), the street with a long printing tradition (Fleet Street), the famous guards of the Tower of London (Beefeaters), what commemorates Napoleon's defeat at sea in 1805 (Nelson's Column), what line runs through Greenwich (The Prime Meridian), the home of the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer (Downing Street 10 and 11), what made Carnaby Street famous (fashion), what Madame Tussaud started in 1835 (famous waxworks), who wrote famous books in 48 Doughty Street (Charles Dickens), and that St. Paul

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    The document is a 10 question quiz about London customs and traditions. It asks about the most famous department store (Harrods), the street with a long printing tradition (Fleet Street), the famous guards of the Tower of London (Beefeaters), what commemorates Napoleon's defeat at sea in 1805 (Nelson's Column), what line runs through Greenwich (The Prime Meridian), the home of the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer (Downing Street 10 and 11), what made Carnaby Street famous (fashion), what Madame Tussaud started in 1835 (famous waxworks), who wrote famous books in 48 Doughty Street (Charles Dickens), and that St. Paul

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    Quiz about London

    Customs and traditions: United Kingdom


    Choose the correct answers.

    1) What's London's most famous department store?
    Picadilly
    Harrods
    The Barbican Centre

    2) What street has a long tradition as the home of printing?
    Sloane Street
    Oxford Street
    Fleet Street

    3) What are the famous guards of The Tower of London called?
    Beefeaters
    The Guards
    Knights

    4) What commemorates Napoleon's defeat at sea in 1805?
    Oliver's Column
    Duke of York's Column
    Nelson's Column
    5) What line runs through Greenwich?
    Nine Elms Lane
    The Prime Meridian
    Long Lane

    6) Where's the home of the Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer?
    Downing Street 10 and 11
    Regent Street10 and 11
    Browning Street 10 and 11

    7) What made Carnaby Street famous?
    food
    flowers
    fashion

    8) What did Madame Tussaud start in 1835?
    a famous bakery
    famous waxworks
    a famous needle-point

    9) Who wrote famous books in 48 Doughty Street?
    R. L. Stine
    Charles Dickens
    Agatha Christie

    10) St. Paul's Cathedral is the
    biggest
    second biggest
    third biggest
    dome in the world.

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