The county of Kent, which you pass through when traveling from Dover or Channel Tunnel to London ..............

A. England/Wales

B. Great Britain/Ireland

C. Great Britain/Scotland

D. Ireland/England

A. Greater London

B. Square Mile

C. Westminster

D. Central London

A. The southern side of the Downs

B. The East Midlands: Derby, Leicester, and Nottingham

C. The Pennine Mountains

D. Wild moorlands: Exmoor and Dartmoor

A. Fairly big

B. Always far away from its cities and towns

C. More widespread than it is in most other regions

D. Often different from that in the south

A. Some commercial centers.

B. A lot of tourist attractions.

C. Some degree of cultural and racial variety.

D. Good accommodation for tourists.

A. Times Square

B. The Square Mile

C. Trafalgar Square

D. Wall Street

A. There are many flat plains.

B. Some parts here are famous for the growing of wheat and other arable crops.

C. It has the reputation of 'commuter land.

D. It has been famous for its detached houses.