Can You Recognize These British Icons?
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From world-famous landmarks to beloved traditions and everyday symbols, British icons are instantly recognizable around the globe. But how well do you really know them? This introduction invites you to explore some of the most familiar images, places, and cultural touchstones associated with Britain, while testing your knowledge of what makes them so distinctive. Whether it is a historic monument, a royal symbol, or a classic feature of British life, each icon reflects a part of the country’s identity, history, and charm. Get ready to see how many of these unmistakable British symbols you can recognize.
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One of the Beatles, this musician has gone on to have a long solo career as well.
This woman served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
This handsome athlete is married to a former Spice Girl.
This comic actor is most famous for his work with the comedy group Monty Python.
This man composed "Music of the Night."
She transported a generation to a world of magic with her books.
This young beauty would go on to solve hundreds of murders as well as be an enchanting teapot.
This designer said, "Fashion should be a form of escapism, and not a form of imprisonment."
This supermodel was discovered at an airport at the age of 14.
If you had been living in the early 1500s and had Tinder, you would have probably wanted to swipe left on this British monarch, so you didn't end up one of his dead wives.
What is the nickname of this iconic 60's model who is credited with making the skinny look in?
This young Queen would become the longest reigning monarch in England's history.
The star of "The Man who Fell to Earth" left earth as a rock god.
This isn't so much a person as it is an icon of fashion that came out of London in the 60s.
This woman was married to Prince Charles and was known as the People's Princess.
This "consulting detective" has been made famous by numerous stories, films, and television shows.
There is nothing like a Dame. And there are few actresses like this one.
You know this one, it's obviously the Spice Girls. Which one of these names is a "wannabe" aka NOT the nickname for one of the members of the pop group?
This British statesman gave a famous speech in which he said: "We shall never surrender."
"Dr. Who" is the iconic British science-fiction television program produced by the BBC since 1963. What is the acronym name of the machine the Time Lord Doctor uses to travel?
This fictional British Secret Service agent has been played by seven different dashing actors.
This singer/songwriter was the first British female to win 5 Grammys in one night.
This singer, pianist, and composer is as well known for his flamboyant outfits and eyeglasses as he is his 32 albums.
This English novelist wrote works of romantic fiction that are still widely read.
This legendary character was known for stealing from the rich to give to the poor and for wearing tights.
This comedian, actor, and writer is known for being half of a comedy duo with Hugh Laurie.
The national flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain is known as what?
Unless you live under a rock, you know this English rock band is the Beatles. What was the term used to describe the intense fan frenzy directed toward this group in the 60s?
Speaking of the Beatles, one of their album covers featured them walking across this famous London street?
This Queen was also Empress of India and had an era named for her 63-year reign.
"Never complain, never explain," says the Dowager Countess played by this legendary actress.
This was the nickname given by the press to the serial killer who attacked prostitutes on the streets of London in 1888.
It should not be considered a great honor to receive one of the awards named after him as it means you are most likely not that evolved.
This prolific writer is not only regarded as the greatest writer in the English language, but he also invented the word "eyeball." Seriously.
This broadcaster, host, and writer was part of what made "Top Gear" one of the most popular shows on the BBC.
The Queen's Guard wear tall bearskin hats. What are those hats called?
This rubbery-faced English actor, comedian, and screenwriter is probably best known for playing Mr. Bean.
This founder of one of Britain's largest international clothing brands is also the inventor of gabardine, the water repellent fabric used in trench coats, a necessity for those rainy London days.
Since 1924 a cat has purrfectly held this position at 10 Downing Street alongside the Prime Minister.
This film director and producer is known as the "Master of Suspense."
Prime Minister William Gladstone said "the best way to see London is from the the top of..." this kind of iconic transportation.
This acclaimed British actress won an Oscar for her portrayal of Mary Poppins, the magical nanny to a London family.
This car model was voted the second most influential car of the 20th century, behind the Ford Model T.
J. K. Rowling's main character, Harry Potter, has a scar shaped like what on his forehead?
This English comedian, actor, writer, producer, and director started his career by trying to be a pop star in the 1980s.
This "Virgin Queen" was the last monarch of the Tudor dynasty.
The Telegraph's TV critics choose this show as the greatest BBC show in November 2016.
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