Crowdly

Yes. They can even accept an offer from the

person in front of them to go ahead of the line.

No. Talking to a stranger in the queue feels

odd in Britain.

15. How long does the festival last?

It lasts for a few days.

It’s a ten-day festival.

It runs for a couple of weeks.

19. Which mode of transport is the oldest in

the UK?

A cab is.

A train is.

The Tube is.

12. What period of time does the history of

queuing trace back to?

It traces back to the wars between England and

Scotland in the 14

^th century.

It traces back to the war against Nazi

Germany.

100%

It traces back to the war

against Spain.

18. Which mode of transport is

considered to be an iconic symbol of England and Great Britain?

A cab is.

A British double-decker is.

A train is.

17. How do the British try to

preserve the red telephone box?

They use its space for more diverse purposes.

It serves its originally intended function.

They use it as a stamp-machine.

3. When does the cheesy “chase” take place?

The festival takes place early in May.

It falls on the last Monday of May annually.

The cheese rolling event is held every Monday.

14. What kind of festival is Glastonbury

festival?

It’s a garden festival.

It’s a music festival.

It’s a beer festival.

16. Who or what organization

launched the red telephone kiosk?

It was started by King

George V.

It was launched by Sir Gilbert Scott.

The first standard public telephone kiosk was introduced by the

United Kingdom Post Office.

2. What does cheese rolling involve?

It involves cheese in the form of a ball and a

group of people trying to kick it.

The participants are to pursue a ball of

cheese, catch it and eat the desired head of the Gloucester cheese on reaching

the finish line.

Cheese is rolled from the very top of the hill

and competitors chase after it down to the bottom.