Which British cathedral is known for its stunning 13th-century Gothic architecture and houses the shrine of Thomas Becket?
A) Durham Cathedral
B) Canterbury Cathedral
C) Winchester Cathedral
D) St. Paul’s Cathedral
Answer: B) Canterbury Cathedral
The Lantern of the North” is a nickname for which Scottish cathedral, famous for its stunning Gothic design?
A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
B) St. Magnus Cathedral
C) St. Andrew’s Cathedral
D) Glasgow Cathedral
Answer: A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
Known as “The Lady of the Lake,” this Welsh cathedral is situated on the banks of the River Conwy.
A) St. David’s Cathedral
B) Llandaff Cathedral
C) St. Asaph Cathedral
D) St. Woolos Cathedral
Answer: B) Llandaff Cathedral
Which British cathedral is located in the city of Salisbury and is renowned for having the tallest spire in the UK?
A) Ely Cathedral
B) Lincoln Cathedral
C) Exeter Cathedral
D) Salisbury Cathedral
Answer: D) Salisbury Cathedral
This cathedral, located in York, is the largest medieval Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe.
A) Ripon Cathedral
B) Carlisle Cathedral
C) Durham Cathedral
D) York Minster
Answer: D) York Minster
Which cathedral, situated in London, is known for its iconic dome designed by Sir Christopher Wren?
A) Westminster Abbey
B) Canterbury Cathedral
C) St. Paul’s Cathedral
D) Southwark Cathedral
Answer: C) St. Paul’s Cathedral
This Northern Irish cathedral, situated in Belfast, is known for its impressive architecture and stunning mosaics.
A) St. Patrick’s Cathedral
B) Armagh Cathedral
C) Derry Cathedral
D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Answer: D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Which English cathedral, famous for its fan vaulting and medieval stained glass windows, is located in the city of Gloucester?
A) Wells Cathedral
B) Gloucester Cathedral
C) Chichester Cathedral
D) Lichfield Cathedral
Answer: B) Gloucester Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the heart of Edinburgh, is often referred to as the High Kirk of Edinburgh.
A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
B) St. Mary’s Cathedral
C) St. Andrew’s Cathedral
D) St. Magnus Cathedral
Answer: A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
Known as “The Lantern of the West,” this cathedral is a prominent landmark in the city of Truro.
A) Truro Cathedral
B) Exeter Cathedral
C) St. Albans Cathedral
D) Ely Cathedral
Answer: A) Truro Cathedral
This cathedral, located in Lincoln, boasts a stunning facade and is known for its intricately carved exterior.
A) Peterborough Cathedral
B) Chichester Cathedral
C) Worcester Cathedral
D) Lincoln Cathedral
Answer: D) Lincoln Cathedral
“The Mappa Mundi” is an important treasure displayed in which cathedral’s chained library?
A) Hereford Cathedral
B) Norwich Cathedral
C) St. David’s Cathedral
D) Durham Cathedral
Answer: A) Hereford Cathedral
This cathedral, located in Coventry, is famously known for its modernist architecture and post-war restoration.
A) Coventry Cathedral
B) Leicester Cathedral
C) Ely Cathedral
D) Wakefield Cathedral
Answer: A) Coventry Cathedral
Which cathedral, situated in the city of St. Albans, is notable for its long nave and 85-foot high tower?
A) Ripon Cathedral
B) St. Albans Cathedral
C) Rochester Cathedral
D) Salisbury Cathedral
Answer: B) St. Albans Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Armagh, is the seat of both the Roman Catholic Archbishop and the Church of Ireland Archbishop.
A) St. Patrick’s Cathedral
B) Armagh Cathedral
C) Derry Cathedral
D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Answer: B) Armagh Cathedral
Known for its beautiful medieval architecture and unique octagonal tower, this cathedral is located in Norwich.
A) Ely Cathedral
B) Norwich Cathedral
C) St. Edmundsbury Cathedral
D) Southwark Cathedral
Answer: B) Norwich Cathedral
Which cathedral, located in the city of St. David’s, is the smallest in the United Kingdom?
A) Llandaff Cathedral
B) St. David’s Cathedral
C) St. Asaph Cathedral
D) St. Woolos Cathedral
Answer: B) St. David’s Cathedral
The Weeping Window” and “The Wave” are art installations that were displayed at which cathedral to commemorate World War I?
A) Durham Cathedral
B) York Minster
C) St. Paul’s Cathedral
D) Canterbury Cathedral
Answer: A) Durham Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Wells, is renowned for its intricate sculptures and the West Front adorned with statues.
A) Ely Cathedral
B) Wells Cathedral
C) Salisbury Cathedral
D) St. Albans Cathedral
Answer: B) Wells Cathedral
Which cathedral, situated in the city of St. Asaph, is one of the smallest Anglican cathedrals in the United Kingdom?
A) Llandaff Cathedral
B) St. David’s Cathedral
C) St. Asaph Cathedral
D) St. Woolos Cathedral
Answer: C) St. Asaph Cathedral
The “Lantern of the North” is a nickname for which Scottish cathedral, famous for its stunning Gothic design?
A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
B) St. Magnus Cathedral
C) St. Andrew’s Cathedral
D) Glasgow Cathedral
Answer: A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
Known as “The Lady of the Lake,” this Welsh cathedral is situated on the banks of the River Conwy.
A) St. David’s Cathedral
B) Llandaff Cathedral
C) St. Asaph Cathedral
D) St. Woolos Cathedral
Answer: B) Llandaff Cathedral
Which British cathedral is located in the city of Salisbury and is renowned for having the tallest spire in the UK?
A) Ely Cathedral
B) Lincoln Cathedral
C) Exeter Cathedral
D) Salisbury Cathedral
Answer: D) Salisbury Cathedral
This cathedral, located in York, is the largest medieval Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe.
A) Ripon Cathedral
B) Carlisle Cathedral
C) Durham Cathedral
D) York Minster
Answer: D) York Minster
Which English cathedral, famous for its fan vaulting and medieval stained glass windows, is located in the city of Gloucester?
A) Wells Cathedral
B) Gloucester Cathedral
C) Chichester Cathedral
D) Lichfield Cathedral
Answer: B) Gloucester Cathedral
This cathedral, located in Coventry, is famously known for its modernist architecture and post-war restoration.
A) Coventry Cathedral
B) Leicester Cathedral
C) Ely Cathedral
D) Wakefield Cathedral
Answer: A) Coventry Cathedral
Which cathedral, situated in the city of St. Albans, is notable for its long nave and 85-foot high tower?
A) Ripon Cathedral
B) St. Albans Cathedral
C) Rochester Cathedral
D) Salisbury Cathedral
Answer: B) St. Albans Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Armagh, is the seat of both the Roman Catholic Archbishop and the Church of Ireland Archbishop.
A) St. Patrick’s Cathedral
B) Armagh Cathedral
C) Derry Cathedral
D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Answer: B) Armagh Cathedral
Known for its beautiful medieval architecture and unique octagonal tower, this cathedral is located in Norwich.
A) Ely Cathedral
B) Norwich Cathedral
C) St. Edmundsbury Cathedral
D) Southwark Cathedral
Answer: B) Norwich Cathedral
Which cathedral, located in the city of St. David’s, is the smallest in the United Kingdom?
A) Llandaff Cathedral
B) St. David’s Cathedral
C) St. Asaph Cathedral
D) St. Woolos Cathedral
Answer: B) St. David’s Cathedral
“The Weeping Window” and “The Wave” are art installations that were displayed at which cathedral to commemorate World War I?
A) Durham Cathedral
B) York Minster
C) St. Paul’s Cathedral
D) Canterbury Cathedral
Answer: A) Durham Cathedral
This Northern Irish cathedral, situated in Belfast, is known for its impressive architecture and stunning mosaics.
A) St. Patrick’s Cathedral
B) Armagh Cathedral
C) Derry Cathedral
D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Answer: D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Which cathedral, situated in the city of Truro, is known as “The Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary”?
A) Truro Cathedral
B) Exeter Cathedral
C) St. Albans Cathedral
D) Ely Cathedral
Answer: A) Truro Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Leicester, is known for being the burial place of King Richard III.
A) Leicester Cathedral
B) St. Albans Cathedral
C) Lincoln Cathedral
D) Worcester Cathedral
Answer: A) Leicester Cathedral
Known for its historic significance, this cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Wales and is located in Cardiff.
A) Llandaff Cathedral
B) St. David’s Cathedral
C) St. Woolos Cathedral
D) St. Asaph Cathedral
Answer: A) Llandaff Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Durham, is renowned for its Norman architecture and stunning location.
A) Durham Cathedral
B) York Minster
C) Canterbury Cathedral
D) St. Paul’s Cathedral
Answer: A) Durham Cathedral
The “Lantern of the North” is a nickname for which Scottish cathedral, famous for its stunning Gothic design?
A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
B) St. Magnus Cathedral
C) St. Andrew’s Cathedral
D) Glasgow Cathedral
Answer: A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
Which British cathedral is located in the city of Salisbury and is renowned for having the tallest spire in the UK?
A) Ely Cathedral
B) Lincoln Cathedral
C) Exeter Cathedral
D) Salisbury Cathedral
Answer: D) Salisbury Cathedral
This cathedral, located in York, is the largest medieval Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe.
A) Ripon Cathedral
B) Carlisle Cathedral
C) Durham Cathedral
D) York Minster
Answer: D) York Minster
Which English cathedral, famous for its fan vaulting and medieval stained glass windows, is located in the city of Gloucester?
A) Wells Cathedral
B) Gloucester Cathedral
C) Chichester Cathedral
D) Lichfield Cathedral
Answer: B) Gloucester Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Armagh, is the seat of both the Roman Catholic Archbishop and the Church of Ireland Archbishop.
A) St. Patrick’s Cathedral
B) Armagh Cathedral
C) Derry Cathedral
D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Answer: B) Armagh Cathedral
Known for its beautiful medieval architecture and unique octagonal tower, this cathedral is located in Norwich.
A) Ely Cathedral
B) Norwich Cathedral
C) St. Edmundsbury Cathedral
D) Southwark Cathedral
Answer: B) Norwich Cathedral
Which cathedral, located in the city of St. David’s, is the smallest in the United Kingdom?
A) Llandaff Cathedral
B) St. David’s Cathedral
C) St. Asaph Cathedral
D) St. Woolos Cathedral
Answer: B) St. David’s Cathedral
“The Weeping Window” and “The Wave” are art installations that were displayed at which cathedral to commemorate World War I?
A) Durham Cathedral
B) York Minster
C) St. Paul’s Cathedral
D) Canterbury Cathedral
Answer: A) Durham Cathedral
This Northern Irish cathedral, situated in Belfast, is known for its impressive architecture and stunning mosaics.
A) St. Patrick’s Cathedral
B) Armagh Cathedral
C) Derry Cathedral
D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Answer: D) St. Anne’s Cathedral
Which cathedral, situated in the city of Truro, is known as “The Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary”?
A) Truro Cathedral
B) Exeter Cathedral
C) St. Albans Cathedral
D) Ely Cathedral
Answer: A) Truro Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Leicester, is known for being the burial place of King Richard III.
A) Leicester Cathedral
B) St. Albans Cathedral
C) Lincoln Cathedral
D) Worcester Cathedral
Answer: A) Leicester Cathedral
Known for its historic significance, this cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Wales and is located in Cardiff.
A) Llandaff Cathedral
B) St. David’s Cathedral
C) St. Woolos Cathedral
D) St. Asaph Cathedral
Answer: A) Llandaff Cathedral
This cathedral, located in the city of Durham, is renowned for its Norman architecture and stunning location.
A) Durham Cathedral
B) York Minster
C) Canterbury Cathedral
D) St. Paul’s Cathedral
Answer: A) Durham Cathedral
The “Lantern of the North” is a nickname for which Scottish cathedral, famous for its stunning Gothic design?
A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
B) St. Magnus Cathedral
C) St. Andrew’s Cathedral
D) Glasgow Cathedral
Answer: A) St. Giles’ Cathedral
