Les nations du Royaume-Uni : exercices d’anglais en 5e

Vrai ou faux ? Corrige les phrases fausses en anglais.

1. The UK is made up of four nations.
2. Wales is part of England.
3. The capital of Scotland is Glasgow.
4. Northern Ireland is on the island of Great Britain.
5. The red dragon is a symbol of Wales.
6. Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland.
7. St Patrick’s Day is on 17th March.
8. The thistle is the symbol of England.

À quelle nation appartient chaque symbole : England, Scotland, Wales ou Northern Ireland ?

1. the rose
2. the thistle
3. the red dragon
4. the shamrock
5. the daffodil
6. bagpipes and kilts
7. the leek
8. the lion

Complète avec : island – nations – border – capital – languages – King.

1. The United Kingdom is made up of four ___: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
2. England, Scotland and Wales are on the ___ of Great Britain.
3. Northern Ireland shares a ___ with the Republic of Ireland.
4. The ___ of the UK is London.
5. Everybody speaks English, but some people speak other ___, like Welsh or Gaelic.
6. The head of state of the UK is the ___.

Complète avec l’adjectif de nationalité.

1. Isla is from Scotland. She is ___.
2. Rhys is from Wales. He is ___.
3. Harry is from England. He is ___.
4. Ciara is from Northern Ireland. She is ___.
5. They are all from the UK. They are all ___.
6. Seán is from Dublin, in the Republic of Ireland. He is ___.

Lis le tableau, puis réponds en anglais par une phrase complète.

1. Where does Isla live?
2. Which languages does Rhys speak?
3. Who lives in Northern Ireland?
4. What is Harry’s favourite thing?
5. Is Manchester the capital of England?
6. Which famous natural site does Ciara love?

Choisis la bonne réponse.

1. England, Scotland and Wales form ___. (the UK / Great Britain / England)
2. Northern Ireland is part of ___ but not of Great Britain. (the UK / England / Scotland)
3. Manchester and Liverpool are cities in ___. (Scotland / Wales / England)
4. The full name of ___ is “the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland”. (England / the UK / Great Britain)
5. Edinburgh is in Scotland, so it is in Great Britain and in ___. (England / the UK / Wales)
6. Wembley Stadium is in London, the capital of ___. (Scotland / Wales / England)

1. Le Royaume-Uni est composé de quatre nations.
2. Cardiff est la capitale du pays de Galles.
3. Elle est écossaise.
4. Le chardon est le symbole de l’Écosse.
5. Ils parlent anglais et gallois.
6. Belfast se trouve en Irlande du Nord.

1. is / the capital / of / London / the UK
2. a red dragon / of Wales / is / the symbol
3. speak / some people / Gaelic / in Scotland
4. from / is / Belfast / my cousin
5. on 1st March / St David’s Day / is

Pour chaque fête, donne la nation et la date : 1st March – 17th March – 23rd April – 30th November – 25th January.

1. St George’s Day
2. St Andrew’s Day
3. St David’s Day
4. St Patrick’s Day
5. Burns Night

Associe chaque accent à sa ville : Liverpool – Newcastle – London – Birmingham – Glasgow.

1. Cockney
2. Scouse
3. Geordie
4. Brummie
5. Glaswegian

Chaque phrase contient une erreur. Réécris-la correctement.

1. She is scottish.
2. I visited the England last year.
3. Edinburgh is the capital of England.
4. They speak welsh in Cardiff.
5. Cardiff is in Scotland.
6. My friend is from Belfast, so he is English.

Choisis une nation du Royaume-Uni et présente-la en cinq phrases.

1. Sa place dans le Royaume-Uni (It is one of…).
2. Sa capitale.
3. Sa ou ses langues.
4. Un ou deux symboles.
5. Ce que tu aimerais y voir (I would like to see…).