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Loch Ness in Scotland is thought by some to have a monster living in it.

British Isles - Landmarks

In this KS1 Geography quiz, you will explore famous landmarks around the British Isles, from mighty castles to tall towers, and learn why these places are special.

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Fascinating Fact:

Cardiff Castle is a historic castle in the centre of Cardiff, the capital of Wales.

In KS1 Geography, children learn that the British Isles are made up of different countries, towns, and cities. Famous landmarks like castles, bridges, and towers help us recognise and remember important places.

Key Terms

Landmark: A building or feature that is easy to see and helps people know where they are.
Castle: A strong building, often old, that was used to protect people in the past.
Capital city: The main city of a country where important leaders and buildings are found.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a landmark in KS1 geography?

In KS1 geography, a landmark is a special building or feature, like a castle, bridge, or tower, that helps people recognise a place and remember where they are.

How do children learn about British Isles landmarks in KS1?

Children learn about British Isles landmarks by looking at pictures, maps, and stories, and by naming well-known places in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Why are landmarks important when studying geography at KS1?

Landmarks are important because they make places easier to spot on maps and in real life, helping children build a mental picture of different parts of the British Isles.

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1 .

Which is the highest mountain in the British Isles?

Ben Nevis

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Ben Nevis is in Scotland

2 .

Which famous lake in Scotland is meant to have a monster?

Loch Lomond

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Loch Ness

Loch Tay

Do you believe in the Loch Ness monster?

3 .

The Romans built this wall across the north of what is now England. What is it called?

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4 .

On the north coast of Ireland there is a famous causeway. It is made of blocks of rock. What is it called?

Giant’s Causeway

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Look up Giant’s Causeway on the internet

5 .

In which city is Buckingham Palace?

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The King lives at Buckingham Palace

6 .

In which English county is the Channel Tunnel?

Northumberland

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7 .

The London Eye is a big wheel. Which river is right next to the London Eye?

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8 .

What is Big Ben?

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9 .

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10 .

Sam’s family are going to see their cousin in Scotland. They are on a train. The train is going from Edinburgh to Aberdeen. What famous bridge does the train cross just north of Edinburgh?