Which city is a major port on the UK’s East Coast?
a) Liverpool
b) Newcastle
c) Bristol
d) Southampton
Answer: b) Newcastle
The famous seaside town of Scarborough is located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Norfolk
b) Suffolk
c) Yorkshire
d) Lincolnshire
Answer: c) Yorkshire
The Humber Bridge connects which two regions on the East Coast?
a) Norfolk and Suffolk
b) Essex and Kent
c) North Yorkshire and Durham
d) Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire
Answer: d) Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire
The seaside resort of Great Yarmouth is located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Essex
b) Norfolk
c) Suffolk
d) Yorkshire
Answer: b) Norfolk
The city of Hull is situated on the northern bank of which river on the East Coast?
a) River Tyne
b) River Tees
c) River Humber
d) River Thames
Answer: c) River Humber
The town of Southend-on-Sea is known for having the longest:
a) Pier in the UK
b) Beach in the UK
c) Lighthouse in the UK
d) Promenade in the UK
Answer: a) Pier in the UK
The famous university city of Cambridge is located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Essex
b) Norfolk
c) Suffolk
d) Cambridgeshire
Answer: d) Cambridgeshire
The East Coast Main Line railway connects London with which major Scottish city?
a) Glasgow
b) Edinburgh
c) Aberdeen
d) Inverness
Answer: b) Edinburgh
The coastal town of Whitby is famous for its association with which literary figure?
a) Charles Dickens
b) Jane Austen
c) Emily Brontë
d) Bram Stoker
Answer: d) Bram Stoker
The coastal resort town of Skegness is located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Norfolk
b) Suffolk
c) Lincolnshire
d) Yorkshire
Answer: c) Lincolnshire
The town of Aldeburgh is known for hosting an annual festival dedicated to which type of music?
a) Classical music
b) Rock music
c) Jazz music
d) Folk music
Answer: a) Classical music
The town of Lowestoft is the most easterly point in which county on the East Coast?
a) Norfolk
b) Suffolk
c) Essex
d) Yorkshire
Answer: b) Suffolk
The “Firth of Forth” is an estuary located on the East Coast of which part of the UK?
a) England
b) Wales
c) Scotland
d) Northern Ireland
Answer: c) Scotland
The historic city of York is situated on which river on the East Coast?
a) River Tyne
b) River Humber
c) River Thames
d) River Ouse
Answer: d) River Ouse
The coastal town of Cromer is famous for its:
a) Ancient castle
b) Longest beach
c) Pier and crabs
d) Oldest lighthouse
Answer: c) Pier and crabs
The “Broads” are a network of lakes and rivers located in which region on the East Coast?
a) Essex
b) Norfolk
c) Suffolk
d) Lincolnshire
Answer: b) Norfolk
The coastal town of Clacton-on-Sea is located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Norfolk
b) Suffolk
c) Essex
d) Kent
Answer: c) Essex
The town of Scarborough is known for its historic:
a) Castle
b) University
c) Theme park
d) Football stadium
Answer: a) Castle
The “Angel of the North” is a famous sculpture located near which city on the East Coast?
a) Newcastle
b) Edinburgh
c) York
d) Hull
Answer: a) Newcastle
The “Wash” is a large bay on the East Coast that is notable for its:
a) White sandy beaches
b) Strong tidal currents
c) Tropical climate
d) Underwater caves
Answer: b) Strong tidal currents
The town of Great Yarmouth is known for its:
a) Historic cathedral
b) Ancient castle
c) Victorian pier
d) Medieval abbey
Answer: c) Victorian pier
The city of Lincoln is known for its:
a) World-famous university
b) Impressive cathedral
c) Ancient Roman baths
d) Modern sports stadium
Answer: b) Impressive cathedral
The “Humber Bridge” is a suspension bridge that connects which two cities on the East Coast?
a) Grimsby and Kingston upon Hull
b) Scarborough and Whitby
c) Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft
d) Colchester and Ipswich
Answer: a) Grimsby and Kingston upon Hull
The “North York Moors” is a national park located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Norfolk
b) Suffolk
c) Yorkshire
d) Lincolnshire
Answer: c) Yorkshire
The town of Middlesbrough is situated on the southern bank of which river on the East Coast?
a) River Tyne
b) River Tees
c) River Humber
d) River Thames
Answer: b) River Tees
The coastal town of Southwold is known for its colorful:
a) Beach huts
b) Lighthouse
c) Wind turbines
d) Amusement park
Answer: a) Beach huts
The “Viking Way” is a long-distance footpath that runs along the East Coast through which counties?
a) Norfolk and Suffolk
b) Lincolnshire and Yorkshire
c) Essex and Kent
d) Northumberland and Durham
Answer: b) Lincolnshire and Yorkshire
The coastal town of Clacton-on-Sea is known for its:
a) Historic castle
b) Amusement park
c) Victorian pier
d) Lighthouse
Answer: c) Victorian pier
The “River Tees” flows through which major town or city on the East Coast?
a) Grimsby
b) Kingston upon Hull
c) Middlesbrough
d) Great Yarmouth
Answer: c) Middlesbrough
The “Felixstowe Container Port” is one of the busiest and largest container ports in which county on the East Coast?
a) Norfolk
b) Suffolk
c) Essex
d) Yorkshire
Answer: b) Suffolk
The “Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art” is located in which city on the East Coast?
a) Edinburgh
b) Newcastle
c) Hull
d) York
Answer: b) Newcastle
The coastal town of Aldeburgh is known for its annual:
a) Folk music festival
b) Food and drink festival
c) Shakespearean theater festival
d) Jazz music festival
Answer: a) Folk music festival
The “City of Ely” is located on the East Coast and is known for its impressive:
a) Castle
b) Cathedral
c) Museum
d) Botanical garden
Answer: b) Cathedral
The coastal town of Cromer is famous for its traditional:
a) Fish and chips
b) Ice cream
c) Candy floss
d) Clam chowder
Answer: a) Fish and chips
The “Holderness Coast” is known for its dramatic:
a) Cliffs and erosion
b) Sandy beaches
c) Rock formations
d) Ancient forests
Answer: a) Cliffs and erosion
The coastal town of Felixstowe is a major center for:
a) Oil drilling
b) Fishing
c) Container shipping
d) Wind energy
Answer: c) Container shipping
The “River Tweed” marks part of the border between England and which other country on the East Coast?
a) Scotland
b) Ireland
c) Wales
d) France
Answer: a) Scotland
The “Ouse Washes” is a flood storage reservoir located in which region on the East Coast?
a) Lincolnshire
b) Yorkshire
c) Norfolk
d) Cambridgeshire
Answer: d) Cambridgeshire
The coastal town of Hunstanton is known for its:
a) Black sand beaches
b) Red cliffs
c) Ancient castle
d) Seaside amusement park
Answer: b) Red cliffs
The “Norfolk Broads” is a network of lakes and rivers located primarily in which county on the East Coast?
a) Lincolnshire
b) Suffolk
c) Norfolk
d) Yorkshire
Answer: c) Norfolk
The “Flamborough Head” is a prominent headland located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Lincolnshire
b) Yorkshire
c) Norfolk
d) Suffolk
Answer: b) Yorkshire
The coastal town of Whitby is famous for its historic connection to which literary work?
a) “Pride and Prejudice”
b) “Jane Eyre”
c) “Wuthering Heights”
d) “Great Expectations”
Answer: c) “Wuthering Heights”
The “Hunstanton Cliffs” are known for their distinctive:
a) Blue color
b) Green vegetation
c) Striped appearance
d) White chalk rock
Answer: d) White chalk rock
The coastal town of Lowestoft is known for its traditional:
a) Oyster festival
b) Shrimp festival
c) Lobster festival
d) Herring festival
Answer: d) Herring festival
The “Suffolk Coast and Heaths” is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Essex
b) Norfolk
c) Suffolk
d) Lincolnshire
Answer: c) Suffolk
The “RSPB Bempton Cliffs” is a nature reserve known for its impressive populations of:
a) Red squirrels
b) Seals
c) Puffins and gannets
d) Badgers
Answer: c) Puffins and gannets
The “East Coast Marshes” are known for their unique:
a) Forests
b) Wetlands
c) Deserts
d) Mountains
Answer: b) Wetlands
The “Sizewell Beach” is located in which county on the East Coast?
a) Essex
b) Suffolk
c) Norfolk
d) Yorkshire
Answer: b) Suffolk
The coastal town of Southend-on-Sea is known for its historic:
a) Windmill
b) Lighthouse
c) Roman ruins
d) Pier
Answer: d) Pier
The “Farnes” are a group of islands known for their colonies of:
a) Seagulls
b) Puffins and seals
c) Dolphins
d) Sea turtles
Answer: b) Puffins and seals
